Sentence examples for would be barely from inspiring English sources

Maybe it would be barely noticeable.

At the bottom end of the range, the difference would be barely noticeable.

Individually, the disclosures are trivial: some would be barely newsworthy if published legally.

He said the figures were so comparatively small that it would be barely noticeable.

The word is already so overworked that stretching it a bit further would be barely noticed.

The new houses would be barely visible from the road, he said.

There'd be barely any boat traffic to negotiate – just a few fellow kayakers – so we could concentrate on some serious daydreaming.

As he went through Gate 0, there was a gentle and belated ripple of applause, as if he'd been barely noticed, but by the time he and his team walked on to the pitch after 10pm it was different.

Without this defining aspect of his personality, he would probably be barely remembered today.

I would still be barely attending the Unitarian Universalist First Parish, where, in a line from the Puritan founders, everyone agreed fiercely with everyone about everything.

But even if Toyota sold them all here, that would still be barely 1% of the total market.