Sentence examples for barely processed from inspiring English sources

Stay for the inevitable uplift.And now, a haiku Didn't write the speech Barely processed its meaning At least he read it.

But "dead" metaphors (as opposed to "dying" ones, in Orwell's classification) are barely processed as metaphor, which is why people don't even notice them.

It may be almost four years to the day since the final morning of the 2005 Edgbaston Ashes Test, but Simon Jones still talks with a sense of barely processed horror about the moment he dropped a Michael Kasprowicz top-edge at third man with Australia nine wickets down and needing 15 runs to complete an astonishing victory.

"Erm… it's a haphazard story with information spewing out so fast you can barely process it," he says cryptically.

It hasn't worked out that way, and Davutoglu can barely process a setback so at odds with his grand intellectual and policy construct.

It was pitch dark, and the power had been cut; everything happened so fast that she could barely process what was happening.

At 150mph, the mind could barely process the now familiar rush of asphalt and concrete, yet the McLaren somehow seemed the safest place on earth, an atmosphere in which, lap by lap, the terrors of speed turned to pleasures, thanks to a car and driver who together had mastered speed completely.

The first time she arrived there she had to ask her friends what the mounts of garbage really were: her mind could barely process it.

In a self-described "big freakin thank you" posted to YouTube on Monday, Collins said he could barely process the gratitude he felt.

"During my struggle I could barely process my emotions, let alone work a full 9-5 on YouTube videos, Love Wellness or TheLoDown [her business and blog]," she wrote.

Artist/illustrator Noemi Schipfer and architect/musician Takami Nakamoto can barely process their windfall: "We didn't have time to digest what happened in 2015," they reflect.