Sentence examples for lest anyone should from inspiring English sources

Lest anyone should think Object's success has been for lack of powerful opponents, Van Heeswik reminds me that they are "taking on a multi-million pound industry with vested interests to grow and expand.

Lest anyone should doubt that the avant-garde is at work, a few hard-to-decipher metaphors are employed: people bob up from a swimming-pool; Phèdre spends a lot of time having enemas.

Lest anyone should fear this is another of those media hype-fests, RedBirdFlies conceded: "There are as many reasons to hate it as there are to love it and anyone who has lived there will likely never forget it".

Lest anyone should doubt that these characters are playthings of the gods, the action is framed by a badminton match, presided over by a beady-eyed Venus, in which the shuttlecock ('the birdie') is one of the few sentient (or at least squawking) beings.

Lest anyone should doubt the pedigree of their obscure obsession, both men are quick to mention their hobby's most distinguished member, now a late member: Frank Sinatra, whose house in Rancho Mirage, Calif., had a room filled with model trains, among them five very expensive cars of the type of train that first ran on the A line. "Of course," Mr. Gerstein said, "Frank had to have the A train".

Lest anyone should forget, the title was won last year by the narrowest margin possible - more wins than Somerset, who also finished on 214 points.

A young female doctor said that she didn't think anyone should sign any forms, lest someone think that we had certified the contents of the bags, which we were not qualified to do.

Lest anyone forget, Trump reminded everyone of that in a Thursday morning tweet.

Lest anyone forget, television ads, stadium surrounds and even the shirts of many players will drum it into spectators.

Who, if anyone, should be given albumin?

None the less, there is an element of sobriety that should be posted lest anyone think that all is "nectar and honey".