Sentence examples for least warranted from inspiring English sources

Argument is at least warranted on this point.

He just felt that the title at least warranted a chat about whether it was appropriate.

"I felt like I at least warranted the Game 4 start," Neagle said before Game 3 last night.

If I were a kid in a movie, I would have grown into a homicidal maniac-or at the very least warranted a violent exorcism.

As an otherwise healthy TWOC who turned 31 this year, this tragicomic countdown to my imminent death at least warranted further investigation.

This interest, combined with the substantial historical research literature (Aldrich, 1997; Russo, 2005, 2007) and more recent evidence on the medicinal usage of cannabis (Guzman, 2003; Leung, 2011), especially in the treatment of cancer (see 'Canadians for Safe Access', n.d. http://safeaccess.ca/research/), means that in view of Buchanan's reasoning, such uses at least warranted a discussion.

Her character's name, Kelly Stepford, at least warrants a wan half-smile.

We're talking about a woman's life here — I think that at least warrants a conversation.

Riots are unlikely, of course, but it would be nice to report that the production at least warrants a celebration befitting this esteemed company's big birthday.

The new screening program, the Computer Assisted Passenger Profiling System II, or Capps II, will seek to determine which travelers will be forbidden to fly on suspicion of terrorism, or at least warrant extra screening.

It's a painful irony of race relations in America that they command, or at least warrant and generally repay, a degree of critical reflection that can render a guy unable to actually have race relations, even — or perhaps especially — with those most similar to him, men that he might, but for the fathomless black-white thing, be friends with.