Sentence examples for I scarcely know from inspiring English sources

I scarcely know where to begin.

I scarcely know why I persist at all.

"AS I sit down to write this letter, I scarcely know how to address you.

There are so many holes in this argument I scarcely know where to start.

I agree with you: Status updates featuring sweaty, red-faced mommies (whom I scarcely know) do not pair well with morning coffee or lightly toasted bagels.

"The whole thing is such unambiguously good news that I scarcely know where to begin," wrote the Mayor in a mischievous piece in The Daily Telegraph in which he claimed that he had also toyed with the idea of setting up a "Rejects' College" for bourgeois children who had failed to get a place at Oxbridge.

The New Yorker, April 20 , 1998P. 58 Joe Simpson was a man I scarcely knew.

By Robert Mezey The New Yorker, April 20 , 1998P. 58 Joe Simpson was a man I scarcely knew.

"But men in public life, even the ones I admired, when they were fund-raising, I scarcely knew them.

I scarcely knew what I was doing on the first night: I was possessed by – well, by who, or what, exactly?

The predictable result was that a meal intended to celebrate a traditional Christmas (in an England I scarcely knew) now infallibly and overpoweringly reminds me of Hong Kong, The taste it leaves is oddly dark, even bitter.