Sentence examples for scarcely appear from inspiring English sources

Friends and children scarcely appear in "A Writer's Life".

And here is a museum with an astonishingly large collection, but artifacts scarcely appear.

One troubling aspect of Cather's prairie narratives is that Native Americans scarcely appear in them.

In a few countries, where men have been mobilised for a veritable war against women, women scarcely appear at all.

Morgan's life could scarcely appear more different: until his retirement in 1980, he was professor of English at Glasgow university; he led a secretive existence as a homosexual before coming out at 70; he is the author of a large body of cerebral poetry, and translations from several languages, including Russian and Hungarian.

Rather than embodying the demi-monde at nocturnal play, the party guests could scarcely appear more respectable or behave with greater decorum; there's not even much sense of outrage at that truly shocking moment when Alfredo flings his winnings at Violetta.

And since then Mr Bouteflika has scarcely appeared in public.

But that was when the Persian threat had scarcely appeared over the horizon.

The most worrying aspect of the closing stages against tiny Liechtenstein was that Levein's men scarcely appeared likely to conjure up a winner.

In Mr. Tcherniakov's vision, the Oprichniki wear modern business suits, and the czar, who in the original is creepily omnipresent but scarcely appears and never sings, is a virtual creation, while his bride is real.

Pale, with lank hair and drooping shoulders, Julio scarcely appears more energetic when he's awake and seems too unfinished to be the subject of anything, much less a book (or film).