Sentence examples for to be bare from inspiring English sources
"You just don't want to be bare".
It used to be bare feet, now it's Nikes.
She likes a text to be bare and clean.
The group found many lawns to be bare, unmowed, discolored and infested with weeds.
"There's going to be bare [lots of] riots," shouted another youth over his shoulder.
She always told me that you have to be bare -- nothing better than not having any makeup.
Most school-maintained Web sites tend to be bare-bones -- generally a collection of e-mail exchanges, contact numbers, directions, sports schedules and Board of Education minutes.
Given Dell'Arte's emphasis on the voice, its productions tend to be bare-bones, as Victoria Crutchfield's was here: a few props, a few costumes, all with an easygoing mix of ancient Rome and contemporary America.
Unlike the Web sites of office buildings past, which tended to be bare-bones and buried deep within a landlord's corporate home page, this new crop stands alone and crackles with animation, exuberant language and videos.
"It's getting to be bare-knuckles politics," said Marc Ganis, president of SportsCorp Ltd., a sports finance and marketing consultant, warning that even unproven accusations may have a price.
No more individual egos to be bared?
