Sentence examples for bare means from inspiring English sources

Although without the bare means for his subsistence, he searches for days for his loved ones.

I was on my moped and the police was following me, shouting bare [ed.: "bare" means "a lot"] shit at me.

Democracy, at a bare minimum, means leaders inform and listen to the public before committing the nation to war.

Anyway, the cupboard wasn't entirely bare, which means you've been spared the reminder that on this day in 1972, China and Japan agreed to re-establish diplomatic relations.

Though the film, competently acted and shot on bare financial means, laudably upends perceptions of the gay dating scene, disdaining nightclub hedonism for committed relationships, it fails to ignite.

So instead of policing what children wear on the beach, or what women wear in the pool, we need to concentrate on changing society's perception of what bare skin means.

Bare - means 'very' eg. bare jokes, bare choong.

In the same way that I will never use the word "bare" to mean "large or important" (as in "these shoes are bare nice"), or write "peak" for affronted, when what I mean is "pique", I will never start my working day, or indeed any day, in nightwear.

The gentle, bare slant meant that any assailing army could not easily take cover, and artillery would have the benefit of a clear, open field.

Your land just has to look agricultural, which means bare.

A black dzud comes after a dry summer, when the ground is scoured bare and winter means slow starvation.