Sentence examples similar to in its bare bones state from inspiring English sources

After her death, the house was turned over to her nephews Frank and Charles Drayton, with the request that it be preserved in its bare-bones state.

The subtle racism comes off as inconsequential, and perhaps incapable of carrying a film in its bare bones form.

Socialism, in its bare bones definition, every individual entitled to the same material necessities, can be interpreted as a just way to manage a nation.

The Lib Dems swallowed the story that the country needed a boiling down of every function of the state to its bare bones.

This is probably why the authors' experiment is stripped to its bare bones, in some people's view, maybe too much.

Cuts, in the name of "efficiency savings", have eaten away at the NHS to the point where it is down to its bare bones.

"The club is at its bare bones and it has been essential to recruit a goalkeeper.

Sometimes striping an issue down to its "bare bones" makes it easier to understand.

Did they break down email to its bare bones and remake it for Gmail?

Life in the Parks seems to strip life down to its bare bones, and you learn to fend for yourself without the amenities and technology of most places.

Strip down opera to its bare bones and you're left with, well, sex.