Sentence examples for least remarked upon from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most remarkable – or at least remarked upon – omission was that of home-town hero Lukas Podolski.

Of all the activities that take place in the lab, perhaps the least remarked upon and the least rewarded is that of the mentorship of young researchers.

In fact, one of the least remarked upon aspects of the Snowden matter is that he has influenced journalistic practice for the better by his example as a source.

Which is not to say that Bush is boring: his message may be the most curious, and least remarked upon, aspect of his steamroller campaign... Republican audiences seem more relieved than inspired: he is charming and speaks in coherent sentences, an improvement on the Party's last two nominees, Bush pere and Bob Dole.

Of all the messages in President Obama's Afghanistan speech last week (a speech with so many messages that it sounded like a chorale, and not a particularly harmonious one), one of the least remarked upon was a passing reference to efforts by Afghanistan's government to negotiate a settlement with elements of the Taliban.

By Steve Coll December 7, 2009 Of all the messages in President Obama's Afghanistan speech last week (a speech with so many messages that it sounded like a chorale, and not a particularly harmonious one), one of the least remarked upon was a passing reference to efforts by Afghanistan's government to negotiate a settlement with elements of the Taliban.

One of the most glaring and least remarked-upon forms of inequality is that between older and younger Americans.

It was the 5ft 11iNicolele Kidman who remarked upon being granted a divorce from 5ft 7in Tom Cruise: "At least I can wear high heels again".

The reason it is being remarked upon now is Mitterrand's outspoken defense of Roman Polanski, which this does, at least, illuminate somewhat.

The Burnett episode was especially remarked upon.

But most remarked upon is his demeanor: absolutely expressionless.