Sentence examples for Hardly terrible from inspiring English sources
Instead, he ended up with a 3.20 — hardly terrible, but below the requirement.
Lying about one's origins or wealth is something of an old British custom and hardly a terrible crime.
And it's hardly a terrible place, is it?" He answers his own question: "No, it isn't".
But Mr. Reid's bill is hardly a terrible outcome for them, and they will probably win at least a few additional concessions out of Democrats over the weekend.
On taxes, the administration points out that even allowing all the Bush tax cuts to expire would return tax rates only to what they were under Bill Clinton, which was hardly a terrible time for business.
Actually, as bad a decision as the continued employment of Coulson was, it was hardly the most terrible thing that has happened in postwar British politics.
Just to be clear: the Labour party's collective ethics have hardly taken this terrible turn after a long spell of loveliness.
Both juicy reading, to be sure, but hardly worth the terrible trouble a publisher must go through to protect an embargo.
A 1963 CIA cable from Mexico City describes Oswald visiting the Soviet embassy, where he insisted on speaking what was described as "terrible hardly recognizable Russian". A long draft report by the House Select Committee on Assassinations concludes that the theory that Cuba ordered the killing in response to CIA attempts to kill Fidel Castro was unlikely.
