Sentence examples for scarcely suited from inspiring English sources

But 28-foot-high rooms were scarcely suited to that purpose, and that bedeviled numerous earlier renovations.

Ten hard years of opposition were scarcely suited to Sam's condition but he had his reward in 1997 when he became health minister in the Scottish Office under Donald Dewar.

An anonymous review in the June 1796 Critical Review argued, "When the character of the Maid of Orleans, and the part taken by her against the English, are considered, together with the manner in which the history has been treated by other writers, some suspicion may at first arise, that Mr. Southey has chosen a subject scarcely suited to the dignity of epic poetry.

The paper Die Welt opined that: "Scarcely a people is less suited to this task than the contrite Germans".

However, when viewing the case of GZO, the second reason seems more suited since the grain size of the GZO thin films scarcely changed with increasing Ga concentration.

The apparently simple morphology, scarcely differentiated structures, metabolic systems and enzymes still active at very low temperatures, and reduced life cycles shown by such fungi make them particularly suited to harsh environments such as the McMurdo Dry Valleys.

Just last week, the up-and-coming men's wear designer Todd Snyder opened a special shop of his practical-but-stylish suiting at Odin, the downtown New York store where one would scarcely expect to find a single suit much less a collection of them.

This could serve for the Objectivists as well; one scarcely imagines George Oppen playfully socking Zukofsky in the suit jacket while hanging out at the Cedar Tavern, William Carlos Williams stopping off for a quick one.

With all this acclaim for the US president's lobotomy, it is scarcely surprising that Tony Blair, should have decided to follow suit and undergo similar psychosurgery.

Scarcely a greater insult can be hurled by a man in a suit at a woman in a suit.

Younger, tanned, and dressed in a dark suit, Kennedy appeared to overshadow the more haggard, gray-suited Nixon, whose hastily applied makeup job scarcely covered his late-in-the-day stubble of facial hair.