Sentence examples for perhaps least likely from inspiring English sources

He takes pride in having introduced Jerry Garcia, the band's founder, who died in 1995, to Strom Thurmond, the Senate's oldest member -- and the senator perhaps least likely to have heard of Mr. Garcia.

8 53 p.m. | Updated The rock star Ted Nugent became the latest - and perhaps least likely - proxy in the battle between the Obama and Romney camps as Democrats seized on vaguely threatening remarks that Mr. Nugent made over the weekend at a National Rifle Association conference and representatives of President Obama and Mitt Romney did their best to distances themselves from the comments.

And secondly, he's perhaps the least likely person ever to have had an OK! wedding.

Crow had not heard of Manziel, perhaps the least likely contender of all, before this season.

Of all the adjectives that could be applied to AC/DC, "unique" is perhaps the least likely.

Despite intense pressure from Westminster, it is perhaps the least likely of them to meet its net lending promises.

In it, she focusses on the lives of little black girls — perhaps the least likely, least commercially viable story one could tell at the time.

But of all of Russia's billionaires, Mr. Khodorkovsky, with his fastidiously deferential, even bashful manner, was perhaps the least likely to flout power.

Short, unshapely and not always able to produce respectable middle-class vowel sounds, HG Wells was perhaps the least likely sex machine in literary history.

He is perhaps the least likely leader of a political party in Britain, having been a retiring figure throughout his 21 years as an MP.

Perhaps the least likely new denizen on the block is CREED (No. 9; 228-1732), an Anglo-French perfumery that would be right at home on that other Bond Street.