Sentence examples for you scant from inspiring English sources

And yet this offers you scant reassurance.

And it likewise offers you scant reassurance that the atoms in your body were forged inside distant stars billions of years ago, and will continue to exist billions of years hence, after your body is long gone.

Dear friends of childhood, classmates, thank you, scant hundred of you, for providing a sufficiency of human types: beauty, bully, hanger-on, natural, twin, and fatso — all a writer needs, all there in Shillington, its trolley cars and little factories, cornfields and trees, leaf fires, snowflakes, pumpkins, valentines.

If it ever does, it will be because the kids come to understand it as a verb, as in "I got my Mitsu Ralliarted, bro!" In this instance, that'd mean a freer-breathing exhaust than you'd get on the stock, LS edition of the Sportback wagon (the fatter pipes give you a scant two additional horsepower but a more snarling engine noise), and much tauter suspension.

Even in a semistanding position, belted in against a tall seat back, you have scant room to maneuver your arms, front or side.

But you give scant emphasis to a fundamental issue: we are at war, and voters will cast their ballots for the man they feel will be the best leader and defender of our nation.

If old age scares you, you'll find scant consolation here.

You see, he apparently got his hands on 5 new-in-box CDMA Palm Pres, and he's willing to sell one to you (yes, you!) for the scant price of $899.99.

And before you start to ask, “Why didn’t you ask deeper, more probing things?” let me just say, “eff you.” When you have a scant 800 words to tell your readers they should buy a CD because it’s a good CD, you don’t ask the guy about fucking poetry or God or Italian fascists.

But unless you know the city intimately, you will make scant use of its endless lists of attractions containing little more than their telephone numbers.

If you live in the state of Washington, as I do, you've a scant six days left to legally drive whist text messaging, as a new law forbidding just that practice goes into effect on the first.