Sentence examples for it's bare from inspiring English sources

True, the National Gallery makes a pleasing non-event horizon for the square as you enter it from Whitehall or the Mall; a long range of neoclassicism, with its Saracen's helmet dome, it's bare to the point of Moorishness.

A slope nearby, at 102nd Street, shows how the park's very topography has been altered: Before the storm, it was thickly forested by 30-year-old black cherries; it's bare now, the trees shredded by last year's whipping winds.

Most of the ship's innards have vanished like this and only it's bare frame remains, frigid in the depths.

A small corner of the island, the Sleat peninsula, is dubbed the "Garden of Skye" for its gentle, green, wooded setting but, for the most part, it's bare, bleak, brown and treeless, dominated by the darkly dramatic Cuillin mountain range and pockmarked by otherworldly rock formations.

If it soaks in and darkens the wood, it's bare.

"You can hear everything, it's bare," they've said.

It's bare-bones.

It's bare-bones, blunt-force theatre.

It's bare-bones escapism distilled to almost direct neurochemical triggers.

When you look back to Facebook's functionality when it launched, it was bare bones.

It was bare, save for a pile of Batmanglij's gold Vampire Weekend plaques in a corner.