Sentence examples for least wish from inspiring English sources

But she had not the least wish to do that, and it might make things worse.

A fan of Shostakovich does not, usually at least, wish she could just decide to prefer Andrew Lloyd Webber.

Music is music, he repeats; he doesn't seem to believe in (or, at least, wish to dwell on) his own striking exceptionalism.

The navy spent a lot less money developing the "aquaflage" uniform; but that is a silly blue ensemble that works best where sailors may least wish to blend, in the water.The worst offender has been the army.

Each time I try, I discover an allegory of Russian politics, both labored and coy, starring Lucifer and a black cat — just about what I'd least wish to read in the world.

If you choose simply to ignore the bell, you run the risk that it's actually your local Labour party candidate at the door – whom (it suits me to believe) you might at least wish to hear out.

Alexander believed them or, at least, wished to believe that all would go well.

Perhaps that was Hendry's subtle way of hinting, or at least, wishing that the Cubs have an edge.

Perhaps that was Hunsicker's way of hinting, or at least wishing, that the Astros have an edge.

At times, I felt as if I were reading a book from another era, or at least wishing the injustices Stevenson described were a thing of the past.

Immediately the story turns darker, the pace quickens and something genuinely frightening threatens to flood in, but this comes puzzlingly late, leaving this reader, at least, wishing the novel could have been weighted a little more in favour of the sinister.