Sentence examples for upon at all from inspiring English sources

Hedgehogs have one big idea that they rely upon at all times.

Hardly remarked upon at all is that Crosby, by accident, is a grandfather to the computer hard drive and an angel investor in one of the firms that created Silicon Valley.

Where the weather might be a factor in your mood but never in your life, where such dire matters as the changing habits and availability of prawns or salmon were merely interesting, or not remarked upon at all.

For instance, Miklos Patrubany, the president of the World Federation of Hungarians, a radical ethnic-Hungarian lobby group, says that the EU should simply admit all 3m-4m Magyars who now live outside Hungary, on top of the 10m people already in the motherland: not a plan that EU countries are likely to look upon at all benignly.

Power is also not something that can be relied upon at all times or accumulated and stored for future use.

"They did not even touch upon them in their documentation - right of protest, freedom of assembly, freedom of speech - all these matters were not touched upon at all.

It might be because War and Peace is on the BBC at the same time, and ITV didn't want to risk embarking upon a win-at-all-costs corset-battle with the maker of the greatest period dramas in the world.

'Evidence' may be called upon at any or all of these stages.

'Evidence' is called upon at any or all of these stages, but it was clear from this study that what constitutes good evidence for one level or one set of stakeholders is not necessarily the same for the other levels and stakeholders.

"I think there's something quite nice that could be looked at and expanded upon with all the eccentric characters involved.

Well, we are showing them that government does not rest upon force at all: it rests upon consent.