Sentence examples for scarcely to exist from inspiring English sources

Creed's work is so reticent that it seems scarcely to exist.

Susan, the woman in John Moss's life, would seem scarcely to exist as written, but Annabella Sciorra inhabits the role with such humor and intelligence that she gives substance to the performances around her.

In fact, Novilla seems scarcely to exist, a sketchily imagined, fictitious place that might well be a bare, Beckett stage on which actors are reading scripts they don't fully understand, at the bequest of a director who remains elusive and seems to have relinquished the very responsibility of direction.

The show's excesses of whimsy and postmodern preciousness that annoyed me in the past scarcely seem to exist in this version.

He has sprinkled ingredients from his home region here and there, most notably in a stunning turbot with a crust of bread crumbs and Comte cheese, so thin it scarcely seems to exist, except for an unmistakable crunch with each bite, and a glorious overlay of pungent, hazel-nutty flavor sharpened with the faintest possible touch of mustard.

Her materialism is such that she sometimes seems scarcely to believe that politics exists at all.

It's a smoky masculine world: women scarcely exist save to mother or to serve.

President Obama intends to support this group, who scarcely exist on the map, to fight both Isis and the Assad government.

The local inquisitiveness scarcely existed to follow the current of these beliefs back to their source.

However, after RhB uptake, the smooth surfaces of the adsorbents were observed to be rough, and the visible openings scarcely exist (Fig. 2c).

All this is plausible, even if it is also true that the line between improving Ashley's life and making it easier for her parents to handle her scarcely exists, because anything that makes it possible for Ashley's parents to involve her in family life is in her interest.