Sentence examples for as scarcely from inspiring English sources

His most famous novel, the fanciful and discursive "The Master and Margarita," is known to all Russian students, with the more concise "A Dog's Heart" counting as scarcely less popular.

"It is so extraordinary as scarcely to have been seen by any of the most celebrated anatomists," he later wrote.

His life has been scrutinised as scarcely no one else's, but an inner core is still unfathomable.

But the combination of pictures, photographs and sculptures is so opaque and allusive, not to say elusive, as scarcely to begin to do justice to such dramatic events.

Just as bad is Mr. Escalante's representation of his indigent characters as scarcely more articulate or animated than a cow Heli observes.

Sir John Squire (1874-1958) edithe the arch-conservative London Mercury and condemned the printing of The Waste Land as "scarcely worthy of the Hogarth Press".

I'd stepped in some as well, scarcely surprising, since there'd been soppressata slopping all over the floor.

As late as 1870, scarcely nine thousand people lived in the entire territory.

Mr. Assayas's fast pans and jump-cuts create an almost frenzied sense of history inexorably hurtling forward, even as the character at the center of this ferment sometimes seems scarcely as motivated.

And, to further reinforce our belief in his testimony, he employs a tone of such casual certainty as to suggest a point so obvious as to scarcely need making.

Now such connections are so common as to scarcely merit comment.