Sentence examples for barely to exist from inspiring English sources

In a city that is the workplace of many of the nation's most prominent Republican politicians, the local party seems barely to exist.

Women barely seem to exist.

At times, it barely seemed to exist.

Rural poverty abounded; local officials were wildly corrupt; the Beijing government was so distant as to barely seem to exist.

What he did leave was a set of ardent friends and a history of having shaped something important that barely seems to exist in New York anymore: a hand-to-mouth, multiethnic, multigender, socially activist, normality-aversive underground culture.

Like numerous other indies "The Color Wheel" could be described as a comic dysfunctional-family road trip, but it barely seems to exist on the same planet as "Little Miss Sunshine".

Nothing was working except the artists' associations, the small businesses, the hiking clubs, the student groups, and the networks of friends that are barely allowed to exist in Burma.

We feel the walls shake and tremble with each assault, and yet the family life within casts a spell so powerful that the outside world barely seems to exist.

In Orwell's world, in contrast, people of color, and people who were historically marginalized in England — like the Irish and Catholics — barely seem to exist.

They barely seemed to exist in her range of vision; painful realities of class and racial biases were dim, faraway specks.

With hundreds of people vying for a spot in the line to leave and barely any room to exist, I certainly felt like I had nowhere to go both physically and psychologically.