By the road, Baywater was six miles away, but there was a short cut across hills and fields and woods which was
scantly three.
Dimmesdale's church, and the young virgins who so idolized their minister, and had made a shrine for him in their white bosoms, which now, by-the-bye, in their hurry and confusion, they would
scantly have given themselves time to cover with their kerchiefs.
Peter Lawrence cited in his ethnography the Ngaing's taciturn version of the beginning of the world and their
scantly elaborated conceptions of Barambik (the central creative power) to support his view that Ngaing society had a static socioeconomic order and epistemological orientation (Lawrence 1965:203-204, 219-220).
One equity buyer we work with looks specifically for
scantly capitalized companies with sagging profits that they can shore up and ready for powerhouse positioning.
The accusation that the encyclopedia offers a more representative treatment of Western monasticism than the other traditions is inevitable but not conclusive, considering the large diversity of Christian orders, many of which are not included and some only
scantly. As this author has seen it, though anecdotally, the global distribution of disciplines that study Western Christianity approximates the disciplinary structure of monastic studies in this one tradition.
It was
scantly and weakly positive for vimentin and AE1/AE3, and it was negative for S100-related antigen.
On the whole Ducrey's frame of reference tips more towards 1900 than to 1920-30, pointing up the fact that it is precisely modern and contemporary dance writing which is
scantly served in Ecrire la danse.
This piece, hardly larger than an illumination in a Book of Hours, yet painted whilst Annibale was covering the walls of the Farnese Gallery with the triumphs of the classical gods, amply and
scantly proves the diversity of his genius.
It is one thing to be entertained by a fictional monster, but quite another thing to spend two-hundred hours with a real one, separated only
scantly by the writer's death in 1922 that left him at large in those potent sentences.
Yes, along with the aphrodisiac of power, a phenomenon
scantly mentioned, though it lies beneath the surface all through Scott's account.
There is no question as to whether the NATO campaign has worsened the plight of the Kosovars, which in any case is
scantly reported: Albanians and Serbs alike appear as victims of the West.
After his squire has sung Constance's favorite song at the Scottish inn, Scott tells us that Marmion is filled with pride; his "soul could
scantly brook, / Even from his king, a haughty look" (III, XIV, 202-01).