Sentence examples for barely called from inspiring English sources

Those scar-winning acting skills are barely called upon.

In fact, at the hearing in late March, Schrems's legal team was barely called upon.

Instead, natural settings invoke "soft fascination," a beguiling term for quiet contemplation, during which directed attention is barely called upon and the brain can reset those overstretched resources and reduce mental fatigue.

But the Argentine was barely called into action until the closing stages when he twice stopped Anderlecht doubling their lead.

When Trump contradicted himself on the worth of America's top military brass, he was barely called on it.

White's nomination was withdrawn on Monday, but Wheeler's was barely called into question by Democratic Senators Wednesday.

A few months ago Arab leaders were barely calling Mr. Arafat.

"At this point, you could barely call him a B-level player.

It's a scenario most young women can barely call up.

Then there were the Dadaist thought experiments, the books that defied bookness to such an extent that you could barely call them books.

"We spent two weeks up there, drinking something you can barely call water," said Caddy Ali, who worked for a project financed by the World Bank.