Sentence examples for would scarcely exist from inspiring English sources

The current Republican Party, anchored as it is in the white South, would scarcely exist.

Guests included Pietro Aretino — pamphleteer, playwright, pornographer, poet, and a good man to have on your side — and Jacopo Sansovino, the architect without whom St Mark's Square, as we know it, would scarcely exist.

They had another line-out, this one deep in the French 22. Had Scotland come up with something, scored and went in 10-10 athehendnd of a 40 minutes where they'd scarcely existed in attack, you'd have needed defibrillators in the dressing room to revive French confidence.

Even without such content, 129 pages would scarcely be enough to discuss Hitchcock's oeuvre.

An England perverted by the Conservatives, the story suggests, would scarcely be worth surviving to see.

That would scarcely be possible, given the fierceness of the current laws.

Life at court, of course, would scarcely be possible without war.

And without "misappropriation theory," Khuzami's crusade against hedge funds would scarcely be possible.

It would scarcely be Nashville without this dedicated celebration of the Country Music Association.

Without such an assumption, it would scarcely be possible to obtain any useful result on the distribution of sample maxima.

Bram Stoker would scarcely be called by our modern sensibilities a "superhero," yet in life his deeds could scarcely be called unre-markable either.