Sentence examples for most bare from inspiring English sources
This is detached, flat film-making at its most bare.
"South Carolina is known as the absolute nastiest and most bare knuckles kind of place for campaigning," said Prof Scott Huffmon, a political scientist at Winthrop University, South Carolina.
Try it in its most bare form — perhaps the Margherita or the oven-roasted tomato pizza.
A review in Spin called it one of the most bare performances of the show.
The fact that it will end, at least in its most bare prosaic sense, is unavoidable.
Do you regularly find yourself staring into pupils until you can see the soul at its most bare, dancing like a flame?
It was skiing at its most bare-bones, before the advent of the high-speed quad.
The least publicized and most bare-bones site — it installed its first outhouse this year — is Diamond Acres, also known as the Margaret Hastings Farm, in Fonda.
But even the most bare-bones of them were hand-built, timber-framed structures, assembled by a small crew of craftsmen dangling in harnesses from tree branches.
"This is what coffee has been for thousands of years," he says, to remind audiences that even the most bare-bones, old-fashioned modern coffee preparation is, in some sense, a perversion.
The Indigo Girls were precise and devastating, their sound overwhelming, even though they had the most bare-bones setup of the day — just Amy Ray and Emily Saliers on various guitars, and Julie Wolf, playing keyboards and accordion.
