Sentence examples for quite bare from inspiring English sources

Quite bare – by which I mean not only trouserless, but also tightless.

"What I worked on was quite bare bones and everything else grew up around me," says Nile Rodgers.

"There's a story about the dancing bear in the forest that has no hair and is quite bare," said Mr. Merhige.

There's some terrific performances – particularly from Collette, putting flesh on some quite bare bones, and Carell, a wholly plausible, half-sympathetic overgrown jock with a bullying charm.

His otherwise quite bare apartment (like the ones on the floors above and below, which he also owns), is filled with the books he has accumulated in the years since.

Musk replied: "Not quite 'rarest'rarest

37fd165e-9351-43b4-bea7-a57161dc15e1 LONDON — While Lance Armstrong was (not quite) baring his soul to Oprah Winfrey this week, a very different celebrity, the disgraced London fashion designer John Galliano, was taking a small step on the path to redemption.

I've tried Musana out and it's quite bare-boned.

You may want it to be quite simple, handling only the bare necessities.

On a recent night when I was pretending that I don't really need any sleep, I decided it was a perfect time to visit Goodreads and add a few more books so my shelves didn't look quite so bare.

And the minute his wallet didn't feel quite so bare, He made a cash offer of 30 per share.