Sentence examples for I hardly cared from inspiring English sources
I hardly cared about the answer.
Reclining in my leather seat, I hardly cared that I was drinking it from a plastic cup while rumbling down the Long Island Expressway.
Eventually, the questions ceased, and it occurred to me that my presence was creating a heavy awkwardness, but I was so grateful for the warmth and the chance to rest that I hardly cared.
He quotes, for example, from MacDiarmid's poem – unpublished till long after his death – "On the imminent Destruction of London, June 1940": "Now when London is threatened With destruction from the air / I realise, horror atrophying me, That I hardly care".
Among the poems in this volume that have already attracted publicity is "On the Imminent Destruction of London, June 1940", in which the poet, on seeing London threatened by the Nazis, realises "that I hardly care", that indeed "London far better than most" is deserving of devastation.
If they groaned or mumbled something, I didn't hear it, and hardly cared.
When I reached out to their partner company, they hardly cared – they only gave me bread and tea, and at the time, I felt fortunate because they gave me office keys so that I'd have some place to sleep.
But at that point, he hardly cared.
The four hardly cared if he was in Scotland.
The regime hardly cared if the passengers arrived.
