Sentence examples for Scarcely anything. from inspiring English sources

Scarcely anything is original - it's very hard to be totally inventive, so I'm not terribly interested in originality.

Scarcely anything that was not a long half-volley was played attackingly on the drive, for this, he reasoned, with the ball swinging, is not a driving pitch.

Scarcely anything has changed in Hanapepe for decades except that the sidewalks are now empty, the store windows are bare and the little movie theater is closed.

Scarcely anything has been built since the independence movement finished forcing out the Portuguese in 1974 (not that the Portuguese did much to develop the country, any more than they did in Angola or Mozambique).

Today the east has scarcely anything to offer in cultural terms, while the west has everything.

As a counterblast to prevailing notions about age, there is scarcely anything to compare.

His mother is an invalid, and scarcely says anything to her.

I have been listening to orchestras for over 50 years and can scarcely recall anything like it.

"Personality," they wrote, "scarcely signifies anything more than shining white teeth and freedom from body odour and emotions".

An Indian nuclear scientist could scarcely say anything more damning.The Indian government has argued that the deal is purely about India's energy needs.

With the recurrence of passages (which scarcely gain anything from being read in context) such as "The loft scene was Derrick Carter, Lego, Spencer Kincy, Diz, all those cats.