Sentence examples for Hardly stunning from inspiring English sources

Hardly stunning.

Perhaps Mr Purcell's legacy, though hardly stunning, is not quite as bad as it seemed when the Axe Man was axed.

Had military force not been used, China might well have followed the path of other communist countries at the end of that decade for better, or worse.Before Tiananmen, Mr Zhao's record as a liberal was hardly stunning.

Considering we live in the era of 700 television channels, iPhone movie-watching, countless hours stolen by Facebook and video games and, well, you get the picture, it is hardly stunning that the World Series has tumbled down the entertainment ladder and now looks up enviously at episodes of "Dancing With the Stars".

That's hardly stunning (and pales beside China's announcement this week that it grew at an annual rate of 11.3%, its fastest pace for a decade, in the second quarter of this year); but it's respectable and probably conservative (see article).Yet the job is only half-finished.

It was just stunning.

Just stunning".

This is hardly a stunning revelation: Darwin was a man of his time and of his society.

Last year, DreamWorks Animation's Rise of the Guardians kicked off with £1.97m, and went on to achieve £12.49m – hardly a stunning result, but nevertheless more than six times the opening.

The Tajiboys' predicament would hardly be stunning news to the 500,000 illegal immigrants living in New Jersey, which according to a Seton Hall University study is home to the fifth-largest immigrant population in the nation and more than a million Hispanics.

Hardly a stunning insight.