Sentence examples for Although hardly from inspiring English sources

Miranda Seymour in the Sunday Times began more appreciatively, as the book's subject matter "although hardly unfamiliar, never fails to grip".

Although hardly unqualified for the job, Steele's race played a big role in helping him win.

Although hardly a secret, the garden of the Rodin Museum near the Invalides is another favorite.

Although hardly a practitioner of political thought, Guggenheim was not above using politics to serve her purpose.

Although hardly as ominous as the Ravens' defense, the Raiders' defense proved it could be opportunistic, too, against Miami.

Although hardly perfect, in the last five years the liberal-oligarchic system has nevertheless proved more adaptable.

Although hardly a slap on the wrist, that was between four and seven-and-a-half years less than national sentencing guidelines dictated.

Although hardly anyone wants to admit it, we're not going to solve our budget problem over the next decade unless revenue is part of the equation.

Although hardly a surprise, that fact highlights the critical importance of payments — of which PayPal is by far the biggest piece — within the company.

Although hardly as pressing as the threat of nuclear proliferation, there is also a strong sense of exasperation among Latin American leaders with the United States.

Although hardly in the mood for much celebration since the Sept. 11 attacks, many households still plan to carry on the traditions and festivities of Halloween.