I scarcely know; I had expected to have seen him before now,' replied Kate.
You are so very pressing, that I scarcely knowwhat to say,' replied the worthy lady.
But I must begin calmly; for I have so much to say, that I scarcely know what to say first.
I have the wilderness very much at heart: but the soil is excellent, and I scarcely know, Aby, how we shall make the land sufficiently barren.
A thousand ideas seemed crowding upon my mind; but they have expelled each other as quickly as they came, and I scarcely know what to add.
As for your other prodigy, I scarcely know what to make of him; except that he seems to have quite conceit enough of himself.
And now there is so much confusion in my thoughts--so much bewilderment in my reminiscences touching that particular period in my life, that I scarcely know how to render my ideas continuously accurate.
I have many matters whereon to converse with you; and, to speak candidly, scarcely know how to commence.
I scarcely know them, but for the sake of that one man I owe them a deep affection," said Alfred, warmly.
Now that you ask me in that tone, May, I scarcely know.
I scarcely know what I am saying," cried May, as she covered her face with her hands.
I scarcely know," continued Kate, with an accent less assured than before.
I scarcely know how to account for it; but, though I anxiously wished to do this, my resolution always failed, when the moment approached, and I constantly deferred my visit.
Nobody,' replied the Count; 'the rest of my people are now scattered about, I scarcely know where.
All the flattery of your professions--and of course, I feel it as flattery--does not blind me to the fact that I scarcely know you at all.
I scarcely know, because I 'm fit for so little; they tell me the colonies, Australia or New Zealand, are the places for fellows like me.
I scarcely know to which of the young ladies I owe my deeper acknowledgments," said Maitland, bowing.
Because--I scarcely know why--but it has appeared as if Madame de Villefort secretly objected to the marriage, although she did not choose openly to oppose it.
Indeed madame," said Monte Cristo: "I scarcely know if I dare tell you where I am going.
I scarcely know, however, why I linger on this particular discomfort, for it was but a single item in a considerable list of grievances, - grievances dispersed through six weeks of constant railway travel in France.
I scarcely know what to say," she replied, slowly.
When, after leaving Monella, the two were once more alone together, Leonard burst out with the thought that filled his mind, "I scarcely know how to express my feelings.
What I am now I scarcely know; misery and suffering, and shame and infamies unutterable have made me--alas, I know not what!
Stay, Lanigan, I am sadly perplexed; I scarcely know what I say; I am in a state of inconceivable distraction.
Piedmontese, distrustful like a half-Italian, "I scarcely know whether I ought, as I have not the honor of knowing you.
I scarcely know," said La Mole; "my heart beats strangely.
I scarcely know what to call such a resolution," said Marguerite; "it is worse than ingratitude.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "scarcely know" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
