Sentence examples for may seem barely from inspiring English sources

While the changes may seem barely audible to some riders, they represent a compromise after plenty of negotiations.

This may seem barely in budget realms but in a group, with shared dishes among the table, dinner comes out at A$20-A$20-A$25ad (£10.95-£13.65).

Obama used the words to remind Berliners, and the world, that Berlin is a city where things that seem barely possible one day may be realized the next.

But broader issues seem barely to move.

They seem barely even Tory.

The idea that largely nontraditional or even secular Jewish writers today would draw on a religion they barely observe may seem far-fetched.

I know the words to every verse – which may seem strange when I can barely recall most of my own lyrics.

With the fight to clear Britain's massive deficit barely beginning, it may seem premature to talk tax cuts.

While the price may seem generous, many residents say it barely compensates for the cost of moving to new communities, finding new jobs and buying other homes.

This may seem like a lot of money but in fact is barely sufficient to treat about 20 patients in phase 1 trials.

So while it may seem extreme to you or I, the owner of the clutter barely notices it.