Sentence examples for scarcely a memory from inspiring English sources
But those are now distant memories, and for young voters scarcely a memory at all.For a prime minister who built his reputation, and his claim to the premiership, on economic management, the political consequences are especially acute.
Scarcely even a memory, the painting is a dream.
Partly because I've rehearsed everything so thoroughly that scarcely an unchecked memory can slip through or catch me off guard, and partly because I've always suspected there was more sentiment than feeling in my errands to 110th Street.
Despite some scraps of badly decomposed nitrate footage found in the possession of a Bronx film collector, "The Life of the Jews in Palestine" was scarcely more than a memory when an unmarked but nearly complete print was discovered (without intertitles) three years ago in the French center's vaults by the archivist Eric Le Roy.
She has scarcely any memory of the trip except, upon arrival, the repeated motion of dragging one pet crate forward and rushing back to fetch the next.
Not so much a memory as a scarcely credible blur; few results have created such ripples across Europe.
