“scarcely”造句，怎么用scarcely造句

Her voice was scarcely audible above the noise of the wind.

He, on his chair, scarcely looks at her and smokes ceaselessly.

The idea that Sky News will be turned into a Murdoch mouthpiece is scarcely more plausible.

With the brim down, she could scarcely see the gate for all the plants moving in front of it.

He is scarcely aware of his own existence, but this animal silence makes him want to cry with pain.

If that happens, Britain would scarcely be the first biggish, rich country to raise interest rates since the global financial crisis: Australia and Canada have already done so.

Your lively talents would place you in the greatest danger in an unequal marriage. You could scarcely escape discredit and misery.

Mr Netanyahu, on the other hand, was cock-a-hoop The right-wing and religious ministers who make up the bulk of his coalition government can scarcely believe his luck.

"We had scarcely sat down in the kitchen", she writes (see article), "when we heard a moan of pain from the bedroom next door.".. the cries from the inner room grew louder-and abruptly stopped.

He found the boredom scarcely endurable.

We can scarcely even name the cruder ones.

In fact, he found that there was scarcely any information on gorilla cognition at all.

Still, despite the risks, there's scarcely a bear in sight in the bullish market of English and European football.

A long silence followed. Then two women brought in a low table covered with scarcely touched dishes of fish and meat which they set down on the kang.

But when I found myself on the ground, I speedily untied the knot, and had scarcely done so, when the roc, having taken up a serpent of a monstrous length in her bill, flew away.

The buildings over there are scarcely visible in the dusk.

The master of the house scarcely set foot beyond the green baize door; the mistress only to supervise.

Mr Tusk has indicated that the government as a whole supports the Pawlak plan, but in the current circumstances he can scarcely do otherwise.

I thought myself in a dream, and could scarcely believe myself out of danger.

I can scarcely hear.

"You can scarcely imagine the anguish and terror," wrote one informant quoted by Timperley in the Guardian.