Sentence examples for we should scarcely from inspiring English sources

If so, we should scarcely be surprised.

As he puts it, "we are a self-contradiction: we never are what we feel we really are; we really are what we know we are not; and if we became what we are, we should scarcely be ourselves" (Ethical Studies, p. 234).

I should scarcely think it will be a jovial evening".

This flaw in the plan is so obvious that it should scarcely need stating.

To Krystal Curda, a 22-year-old student, the issue should scarcely be debated at all.

The result might be the sort of blatant land-grab that Zimbabwe's president, Robert Mugabe, is currently attempting, with far worse consequences for racial tension.It should scarcely be surprising that, so soon after the controlled collapse of political apartheid, black and white still occupy worlds that coexist but seldom coincide.

Since most of the coseismic and/or postseismic groundwater level changes observed in our study were caused by relatively distant earthquakes (Fig. 1; Table 4), it seems natural that those static volumetric strain changes should scarcely have an effect on the earthquake-related changes (Itaba et al., 2008a, b).

What does it mean for the majority of us, the nonviolent millions, that, year after year, we should observe such a rising flood of savage fictional acts that, after a while, we scarcely notice or mind?

We should not exaggerate the depth of the work they stem from - the public's scientific understanding is scarcely as firmly grounded as, say, quantum electrodynamics.

We should.

We should, we should.