Sentence examples for barely anything that from inspiring English sources

There is barely anything that could be described as an "expression" on her face.

Barely anything, that is, except for hundreds, if not thousands, of dead bodies that never decay.

I can barely recall anything that happened last week but remember the specifics of hands played several years ago.

Hastings-on-Hudson - THROW me out of the Westchester Striving Parents' Society for this, but I barely read anything that comes from my children's school.

Some months, even the most successful students will have to admit that the past month's efforts barely contributed anything that might go into their thesis.

A: I can barely remember anything that happened.

What'd once been an almost romantic act in masturbating (there, I said it) became something quick and quasi-medicinal because the stimulation I required was so readily available, and once I'd left the room I could barely remember anything that I'd just seen not like Shannon Tweed and Shannon Whirry, who I still remember fondly over ten years later.

There was a strongly worded editorial about Korea and ending the bloodshed; I knew barely anything about that war.

But in my mid- to late teens I could barely focus on anything that didn't seem to me like a major breakthrough.

It's a personal thing; I adore thick ultra-matte lipsticks, but anything that's "barely there" just feels defunct.

The other two examples showed, if anything, that language barely has an effect on perception since the experiments seemed overly contrived and the results slight.