Sentence examples for scant notion from inspiring English sources
It comments sardonically on Minimalism and its often baleful derivatives, among them anonymous geometric public art, and also conjures urban neglect, but it provides a rather scant notion of Mr. Ruby's considerable talent.
Until recently, performers seemed to pay scant attention to any notion of nourishment.
The plotting of the strips is harder to attribute, the scant evidence available supporting the notion that Raymond was more than simply an illustrator.
To date there is scant evidence to support the notion that double checking reduces the MAE rate [ 99].
It rates scant notice here.
But several key notions that he never abandoned leave scant room for acknowledging the incomprehensible: the notions of a universal that reflects itself clearly if not completely in its particulars, of a world that mirrors itself in its individuals, of more inclusive topoi that fully envelop less inclusive topoi, or of an absolute that is immanent in all relative selves.
They found scant evidence to support the popular notion that any one nutrient is responsible for our obesity, or that a low-carbohydrate diet is everyone's secret to success.
Due to the scant amount of evidence, we conclude that there are insufficient data to support the notion that mHealth as applied to NCDs in SSA is effective and that a more comprehensive, systematic approach to knowledge generation is required.
Somehow, though, the notion that a group of women could check out of the domestic scene for a scant 48 hours seemed daring, revolutionary.
