Sentence examples for barely that from inspiring English sources

On "Hercules," she's Fiona Apple manquée, and barely that; "Eden" conveys early Madonna, of all things; and "Islands" suggests that Enya may have popped up on Ms. Bareilles's iTunes shuffle with some regularity.

At the bottom, you pass by Golspie Mill, restored in the 1990s and known for milling bere, a rare kind of barely that dates back to Neolithic times and which is argued by some to have given us the word "beer", which can of course be brewed from the grain.

And barely that – he cultivated, quite deliberately, a sense of apartness from the party machine epitomised by the fact that he often goes around Downing Street barefoot.

It's a mushroom, and barely that.

Their nationality, though, is nearly all that Kasparov and Karjakin share and barely that.

Mosley was barely that persuasive for the pro-censorship side when he said: "The really dangerous things are the search engines".

Much of the time was spent crawling, and barely at that, through the Lincoln Tunnel.

That's why Obamacare barely touches that industry.

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

Casey barely had that chance.

I barely slept that night.