Sentence examples for least presence from inspiring English sources

It is perhaps a drawback of this film, or of Jobs's own monomaniacally driven existence, that the characters who have the least presence are those who have only a non-professional or purely human connection with Jobs: the troubled mother of his child, Chrisann Katherine Waterstonn) and his neglected daughter Lisa, finally played in adult life by Perla Haney-Jardine.

A further feature of tagging culture found in Azaz but far more prominent in the more "front-line" conflict zone of Aleppo city itself are the presence of brigade-specific tags that reflect the "ownership" or at least presence of particular opposition brigades in different areas of the city.

The singers' presences, or at least the presence of their voices, is an indisputable factor, and singers do not move like dancers: the two kinds of artists can look like species from different planets alongside one another onstage.

At the very least the presence of ex-Bulldog Jarrad Grant and his trusty right boot will help.

At the least, its presence suggests Mars is more geologically interesting than some had feared.

At the very least his presence here means he and his colleagues have rightly been installed as favourites to take the gold medal.

You'd also better have, if not popularity, then at least a presence bordering on ubiquity, which Future is fast approaching, in America at least.

His decision to join the Knicks was based on several factors, including the franchise's vast resources, the lure of New York, the challenge of reviving the team and, not least, the presence of Walsh.

When I bumped into Jackson in the elevator at the Benson Hotel in Portland, he had the least hegemonic presence of any coach of any sport at any level I have ever encountered.

As perhaps the ultimate paragon of heroism, Hercules should have no trouble rising above this sorry din, but Lutz's energy-sapping performance instead ensures he's the least engaging presence of the bunch.

Still, at least her presence will allow the continuation of her two key behavioural tics; repeating the word "balls" over and over, and being genuinely horrible to singers in their moment of glory.