Sentence examples for like that least from inspiring English sources

"No government should be behaving like that - least of all a Jewish government," the Bethnal Green and Bow MP said.

In the warm embrace of Mr. Falwell, moreover, Mr. Bush may appear to the more centrist Republicans who supported him in 1980 like that least appealing of all political creatures - a candidate who will do anything, including abandoning his own principles, for votes.

There are a lot of rather disdainful references to "the kids" – "the kids have always known that the emperor wears no clothes, but they bow down to him anyway", "the modern kids … will eat right out of your hand, using great big words they don't understand" – which on first listen sound like that least lovable of sounds: the dissatisfied rock star sneering at his audience.

"I would never speak to anyone like that least of all a police officer and you have my word I never said those things".

But, he says, "I like that the least because I have to keep her on the leash the whole time".

"Why not have a code we don't like that at least is sustainable as opposed to one that's unsustainable?" he added.

But no one likes to say that, least of all Mr Bush.

Don't just stare at her goodies like a zombie; nobody likes that, at least not just right away.

Generalising, it seems like that at least 10% of all expressed genes in cold acclimating plants are devoted to various cellular responses needed to prepare the plant to freezing temperatures.

We've always said we wanted to have a carbon tax, but we accept that many people don't like that, not least in the American petroleum industry.

The piece of VR that I liked the least was the limited sensory feedback to go with the very immersive visual environment.