Sentence examples for Hardly attempt from inspiring English sources

Bannon, who is every bit as pugnacious as the now-sidelined Corey Lewandowski, will hardly attempt to tame Trump or normalize him.

"Madison Avenue and Hitler had changed the face of the world through image projection; and the nascent environmental movement could hardly attempt to do less," he said.

(McLean and Hewitt 1994, 335) Again he reprises his former arguments regarding women's genius and the inappropriate link between genius and the legitimate exercise of rights: Even if the charge of women's lack of demonstrated genius were true, which he doubts, "we would hardly attempt to limit citizenship rights only to men of genius" (McLean and Hewitt 1994, 335).

CONSIDER the pantheon of landmark musicals in the 1950's, a decade when musical theater fulfilled a glorious tradition of mass entertainment, not since rivaled, and hardly attempted except by a brave few who mostly fail.

Among different types of activities designed, MapIT, Recorder, and Notepad activities were hardly attempted in most classes.

Hardly any attempt goes unnoticed, so delicate is the subject.

"Writers make hardly any attempt to tell a story these days.

"I Got Sick Then I Got Better" is her friendly but hardly toothless attempt to fill this vacuum.

Hence, on the backs of our special needs children, a pathetic and hardly worthwhile attempt to save State Money is being carried out.

Outside of a student production or avant-garde deconstruction, hardly anyone attempts this sort of lesser-known European drama.

But having worn similar get-up to family funerals, parliamentary debates and even in court, Madikizela-Mandela could hardly be attempting to convey one particular mood or message. .