Sentence examples for scarcely needs to from inspiring English sources

That thuggish tackling also qualifies, is surely something that scarcely needs to be said.

But he scarcely needs to bother – the curse is already flowing through all four of his children.

Pride of place, it scarcely needs to be said, was occupied by The Great British Bake Off (BBC1) with just over 15 million viewers, followed by Britain's Got Talent (ITV) with 12.8 million.

Since her every sardonic smile is a reign of terror, the script scarcely needs to spell out the secret of her political strength, but it's at its best when it does.

Democracy, a wonderful idea, scarcely needs to be force-fed; but from Iraq to Haiti, Russia to Romania, Belgrade to Kosovo, many people who embrace it haven't any real idea of what makes it work, or the kind of collective understanding of the collective good that grows over centuries and is essential to making democracy self-limiting.

He scarcely needed to make the case.

Their modern counterparts still cannot create gold, but they scarcely need to.

He scarcely needed to add: "It's not going our way".

These graceful griffon vultures have a wingspan of 2.6m and scarcely need to flap their wings.

Jérôme Fourquet, head of the Ifop polling organisation, pointed out that the far right has scarcely needed to campaign.

Warhol was so clairvoyant an artist that he scarcely needed to be a great one, but he was that, too.