Sentence examples for making scant from inspiring English sources

Making scant use of conventional talking heads, "Lion Ark" is also largely free of the gooey sentiment common to nature films.

The programme portrayed the conspiracy theorists as having legitimate arguments and unanswered questions that support their claims, making scant effort to show dissenting views or counterarguments from people who have the audacity to be qualified to discuss the matter.

Some out there might not like the idea of the musicians of the past honing their craft on the dole and making scant effort to find a "real job", the fact remains that that's where a lot of great music came from.

Here were the two irreconcilable faces of Labour, eager young London graduates on the phone making scant headway with older traditional voters of Nottingham, impervious to love letters from Der Spiegel or heartfelt warnings that Labour people, Labour areas, would pay the price for Brexit self-destruction.

Meanwhile, Overkirk took the port of Ostend on 4 July thus opening a direct route to the English Channel for communication and supply, but the Allies were making scant progress against Dendermonde whose governor, the Marquis de Valée, was stubbornly resisting.

Even his clothes make scant dramatic sense.

And SAA has made scant progress with a turnaround plan.

It made scant material difference to them when moving forward.

But it has made scant progress to date.

It was more significant that Javier Hernández and, in particular, Rooney made scant impact in attack.

This rigid reading of the Clause makes scant sense and is stunningly retrogressive.