“Once or twice he had shaken his head at the scantiness of all their provisions for life.”

“Only Conan and his adoptive grand father are still alive on a small remnant and scantiness island that was a mountain before the catastrophe.”

“In addition, the relative scantiness of environment services is also connected with the intrinsic nature of their mission.”

“His conception of power is reflexive and scants the complexity of New York's political culture.”

“She scants other, more familiar modes of inquiry in favor of her psychological model.”

“Having given out forms enough to beget activity in human taste, she scants her work that we may go on and exert a creative fancy for ourselves.”

“Wasn't there a good deal of talk about the scantness of some of the ladies' dresses?”

“Then immediately, through the scantness of the apartment, he heard the outer bell resound.”

“Serkin's sense of awe before the grandeur of the works that he performed throughout his life is suggested by the scantness of his discography.”

“His conception of power is reflexive and scants the complexity of New York's political culture.”

“She scants other, more familiar modes of inquiry in favor of her psychological model.”

“Having given out forms enough to beget activity in human taste, she scants her work that we may go on and exert a creative fancy for ourselves.”