Sentence examples for shall scarcely from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, she is a reminder of the Recent Republican President Who Shall Scarcely Be Mentioned at This Convention.
METATRON: Let's talk about countertransference, then, shall we? HUTSCHNECKER: Dear Lord, that scarcely describes it!
"As it is my design to make those that can scarcely read understand," he explained, "I shall therefore avoid every literary ornament and put it in language as plain as the alphabet".
The book ends with a hopeless headshake by Kate and then the final speech "We shall never be again as we were!," which is scarcely the way a born dramatist would bring down his third-act curtain.
In part because the Bible scarcely describes hell — Mark's description of it as "the fire that never shall be quenched" is as close as we get — Dante's gory portrait of maimed, tortured souls helped define it for Christendom, just as John Milton's "Paradise Lost" defines the Garden of Eden.
He cites Henry Friendly, a federal judge, who wrote that "it can scarcely be deemed unreasonable for a state to decide that perpetrators of serious crimes shall not take part in electing the legislators who make the laws".
And they scarcely complained.
The Babe scarcely needed encouragement.
"Shall" means, well, shall.
Now scarcely 10 per cent are.
