Sentence examples for archives hardly from inspiring English sources

The flat-footed investigative approach, shuffling between archives, hardly helps.

But when I went to the library, and into the archives, hardly anything checked out.

Its existence is barely recorded in history books and picture archives, and hardly any of the original posters survive, but for a brief spell it was at the centre of London's protest scene, and its work provides a fascinating snapshot of an era when everyone seemed to have a cause and it felt as if the revolution were just around the corner.

The sources in a number of Russian archives could hardly be plainer.

The Vatican archives, meanwhile, hardly helped the pope's case by refusing, for technical reasons, to open critical diplomatic files to scholars.Still, historians are reassessing the record.

He knew it was – Bereny's Sleeping Lady with Black Vase, and he knew it was genuine – he had seen a photograph of it from 1928 in a museum archive, but since hardly anyone else had, he was almost certain it couldn't be a copy.

In reality this exact centre-centre position and CCD angles can hardly be archived during surgery.

The Googleplex, Google's headquarters, is thirty-eight miles away from the Internet Archive, but the two could hardly be more different.

And if the McAuliffe letters are not worth a fortune, that is hardly true of the archive, believed to be worth nearly $3 million.

This time, he has pulled the film-archive door shut behind him there's hardly a flash of light indicating that the world exists outside the cinema except as the basis of a nutbrain fable.

(Well, hardly ever. Searching the archives, PBS sleuths discovered that in 1984 there was a two-part package of ghost stories from Edith Wharton and Walter de la Mare).