Sentence examples for least notable from inspiring English sources

Emasculation, one can fairly say, is the least notable of Trump's many shortcomings.

In one of the least notable colonial histories in Europe, Italy ruled Libya from 1911 to 1943.

That they are written by women is the least notable thing about them, and that, in a way, is a measure of the progress women have made in recent decades.

What's encouraging or strange, but at least notable and possibly even unique to New York, is that Mayor-to-be (barring a historic upset) Bill de Blasio seems obviously and touchingly to have modeled his candidacy on Laguardia's.

He declined to answer directly when asked about apparent disagreements -- or at least notable differences in language -- between Vice President Dick Cheney and Gen. John P. Abizaid, the commander of United States forces in the Middle East.

Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, who wrote the majority opinion in the age discrimination case and who probably represents the plaintiffs' only hope of winning this case, appeared to find the record at least notable, if not conclusive.

With at least one notable exception.

But though the setting seems in order, there is at least one notable difference.

That might, potentially, necessitate at least one notable sale Who's spending it?

IT MUST be lonely being on stage these days in New York and, in at least one notable instance, in London, too.

Hajduk won 1-0 buthehe game was at least as notable for the clash between Mihajlovic and Igor Stimac, now the coach of Croatia.