Sentence examples for were scarcely seen from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Bush visited California last spring, the governor made sure they were scarcely seen together.

In spite of their enormous scale, ravishing color, vivid detail, and the vast amount of labor required to create them, these works were scarcely seen at all once they had been produced.

The use of MSNBC (and CNBC) to carry live hockey is part of NBC Universal's attempt to give fans access to sports that, in the days before cable channels augmented a broadcaster's Olympic coverage, were scarcely seen.

Similarly to the results of gene expression, an immunocytochemical examination to detect Brn3c-positive cells in EB outgrowths grown in ST2-CM revealed that Brn3c-positive cells were scarcely seen during the first week of the EB cultures, while their numbers were drastically increased by day 14.

The pink-and-white calypso orchid, the emblem of the park, is scarcely seen elsewhere, but is common in Oulanka.

His visibility provided a sharp contrast with George W. Bush, who was scarcely seen in the immediate aftermath of the attack.

But this is real and they are not there as guests (who are scarcely seen), but as malleable, non-union employees.

Although it claims to have restored its production level of nearly three million barrels a day, Mr. Chávez's efforts to redistribute that wealth are scarcely seen.

One of them, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, was scarcely seen; the other, former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, briefly spoke, quoting the writer Eli Wiesel on the need for a moral response to evil.

Ms. Palin, who declined to comment for this article, is scarcely seen around her hometown these days, said residents of the so-called Duct Tape Capital of the World.

Doctors or administrators are scarcely seen, and unlike "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" — the novel with which Allan's is most likely to be compared — the book has no easily identifiable villain, no obvious Nurse Ratched.