Sentence examples for barely want from inspiring English sources

Americans "barely want to know about books — or music, movies, television, plays and other art forms — from outside their huge, self-sustaining culture," Ms. Wyndham said.

"You barely want to go outside," said Shannon Hodder, 26, a lawyer from Austell, Ga., who managed to muster the energy Wednesday to jog in a wool hat and three layers of shirts.

I moved to London four months ago and already, my time is being eaten up by a bevy of people I would barely want to share a bus with.

So I think there is some kind of [feeling that] investors barely want to look at Japan.

I barely want to look at it".

If it's not in my apartment, I barely want to go.

I don't paint, I said, barely wanting to admit it since it's so rare to be asked about work.

A redemption drama about a former spy who does good works presumably to make up for all the unspeakable things he did in Bosnia, Tehran, Beirut — you name it — "Burn Notice" has behaved as if it barely wanted you to notice its politics.

At first, she barely wants to remove her bathrobe.

Yet it was eye-opening that half of the public would have stoned me for having an abortion and others barely wanted to acknowledge it until it was more viable.

I waited for almost an hour to spend ten dollars on a platter of soggy chicken fingers and fries, and by the time I actually got the goods I barely wanted them.