Sentence examples for scarcely does from inspiring English sources

Scarcely less breathtaking is the decor, to which the phrase "over the top" scarcely does justice.

An outline of the plot scarcely does justice to this terrific novel.

Another, a smitten girlfriend, hails it as a masterpiece "to which the word literature scarcely does any justice".

He is depressed about the general state of investigative journalism, noting that newspapers are doing less and television "scarcely does it at all.

The cold war may be over, but Janusz Bugajski's term, "cold peace",for what has come after, scarcely does justice now to the widening gap between Russia and the West.

"Espionage thriller" scarcely does justice to a novel which goes to the heart of the way people behave in wartime: the alliances they're obliged to make and, of course, the secrets they have to keep.

Sometimes Mr. Carter's words scarcely did his creations justice.

The 2-1 home victory scarcely did justice to Denmark's greater collective determination.

Such figures, however, scarcely do justice to the city's polyglot population.

The runs Rabada conceded scarcely do justice to the way in which he bowled.

The Democrats may be "incoherent", it says, but they can scarcely do worse than the Republicans have done already.