Sentence examples for really scarcely from inspiring English sources

Really, scarcely boil an egg: "I hated fruit, I hated vegetables, I'd never eaten brown rice and I lived off pick 'n' mix," she says.

The latter seems the overwhelmingly likely answer but, really, it scarcely matters.

Which really makes it scarcely believable that a group of people at Dove gathered around a table thought that this was a "good idea".

There is indeed some impressively dexterous and angular guitar playing on Birth in Reverse – as people who drool over Slayer's axes might put it, Clark really shreds – but you scarcely notice it on the first few listens.

Unlighted, these creatures — which are really beetles, not flies — would scarcely stir compassionate human interest.

But now New York knows what Lincoln Center means, how great its contribution to the city's cultural life really is, something that was scarcely imaginable in 1955.

The local newspapers from the time really bring home the still scarcely believable escalation in bombings and shootings, the ambushes, raids and tit-for-tat murders that characterised the time.

Glazer's long, inaccurate and inconclusive essay (it's not really a review, because it scarcely touches on the narrative that makes up nine-tenths of my book) serves its purpose, I suppose.

The varnish is peeling now, and the manufacturer's lettering scarcely legible, but what really stops you dead as you walk round the National Museum in Antigua is a cricket bat.

Can Stalin, scarcely renowned for his credulity, really have believed these brazen lies?

But he scarcely seemed like what he really was: the biggest new rock star in America.