Sentence examples for bare than from inspiring English sources
By now, the horizon is more often bare than not.
Luxury flats in London, hotels in Park Lane and gambling debts in Monte Carlo: rarely has corruption and influence-peddling in Pakistan been more embarrassingly laid bare than in the documents presented to the country's supreme court.
You can judge how bad a show's predicament is by the calibre of its supposed white knights, and nothing lays The X Factor's relative weakness more painfully bare than the repeated suggestions that it could be saved by the return of Louis Walsh. Louis Walsh!
At the circuits this year, Hamilton is more stripped bare than before.
The historical record is more bare than say, Lincoln's assassination, but it's not completely empty.
In some cases barer than others.
THE shops in Damascus's souqs are barer than usual.
"It's much more baring than anything I'd usually wear".
However, the show is more about soul-baring than the other kind.
Without France's cover, the pretense that Rwanda's genocide is an open question is stripped barer than ever.
It seems as if Australia's spinning cupboard is barer than England's, let alone India's, whose debutant enjoyed his first bowl in Test cricket.
