Sentence examples for scarcely a concept from inspiring English sources
There's scarcely a concept or object in the book that appears only once, even in passing.
It is scarcely a village, more a concept, and the conceptual centre is called Cliff End.
As a concept, "followership" scarcely exists.
Since one can scarcely be said to have a concept of an individual if he cannot locate it in several possible situations, the problem of cross-identification is also one of the most important ingredients of the logical and philosophical problem of individuation.
It is difficult to imagine an incoming President who can scarcely tolerate a roast on "Saturday Night Live" appreciating such a concept, particularly if the information that a whistle-blower has divulged reflects negatively on him.
The philosopher Peter Singer described it as "a concept so desirable in its consequences that it is unthinkable to give up, and so shaky on its foundations that it can scarcely be supported".
A concept could be anything.
