Sentence examples for rather bare from inspiring English sources

The medicine cabinet is looking rather bare.

It is pleasant, but basic and rather bare.

Thirty years of privatisation have left the cupboard rather bare.

("We'd rather bare skin than wear skin" is a PETA slogan).

Sartre wrote on skiing, Wittgenstein mused on games, but after that the line-up is rather bare.

The culture (and the cult) of secrecy extents way beyond any employee tenure; even the usually profligate academic literature is rather bare when it comes to Apple.

During hearings last month on aid to the auto industry, Mr. Corker insisted that Chrysler's days as an independent company were numbered, and on Tuesday he said that his stance had not changed, even after a somewhat awkward tour of the company's rather bare-bones exhibit.

Nintendo has the opportunity to introduce a new generation to classic NES games here, having provided a rather bare-bones experience with the NES Classic Edition.

"It was his touch," Peter Grossman said, "not necessarily with gloves on in the operating room, but rather bare-skinned, on a knee, a toe, an elbow, of a patient at their bedside" through which Grossman "gave the gift of his simple touch of his hand on his patients and in return he achieved the significance that few are lucky enough to realize".

Commissioned by a female editor, M. J. Day (this is her fourth year editing the Swimsuit Issue), and photographed by a female photographer, Taylor Ballantyne, with an all-female crew, "In Her Own Words" does not feature models wearing swimsuits but, rather, nude models whose bare flesh has been painted with descriptive words of their own choosing.

I get myself out of a slough that might lead to a depression by making myself do things [that I don't really want to do]." Aaronovitch's childhood, singular and rather bleak, is laid bare in his extraordinary new memoir-cum-social history, Party Animals, which tells the story of his parents and their enduring love affair, not with each other, but with the Communist party of Great Britain.