Sentence examples for as hardly a from inspiring English sources

In reality, it registers as hardly a blip.

She introduces it (in her memoir) as "hardly a recipe, but I wanted to include it because I haven't as yet found a child who doesn't like it".

This compares with Milk's £336,000 debut three weeks ago from 131 sites, considered at the time as hardly a great result.

(At one point, in the same spirit, he slings a barb at The New York Times as "hardly a passionate advocate of free markets").

They were even attacked for traveling to Washington in corporate jets, which some lawmakers mocked as hardly a sign of frugality.

Dagmar Smek, an attorney who recently strayed from a tour of Tuscan wineries to visit a clutch of these venues, describes the merchandise she found as hardly "a bargain-basement grab-bag situation".

Most countries saw the choice that Hussein had unwittingly offered them--himself or the UN--as hardly a real choice.

Steeplechasing is no game for females, apparently, as hardly any of them have a crack at it these days.

Cable is choosing his words carefully here: "not quite as portrayed" is hardly a thundering denial.

The play was scored as 8-2-6-3 8-2-6-3 8-2-6-3 8-2-6-3nation of players to convert a triple play.

Even still, it was, as Tulsky figured, hardly a blowout.