Sentence examples for best hardly from inspiring English sources

The influence of these architectural enhancements is at best hardly WCET analyzable.

Many of the best prospects hardly play at all.

This is our capital at its best, where hardly anything seems peculiar.

Some of the Guardian's best performers hardly ever get anthologised because they are news reporters first and foremost.

The Brooklyn show, which lacks some of the artist's best paintings, hardly exhausts a subject that interests in no end of ways.

But in defiance of a main tenet of mainstream economics, that people make rational decisions in their best interest, hardly anyone returned the checks.

It is unfortunate for the reputation of British politicians that parliament is often at its best when hardly anyone is looking.

The champions were never at their best but hardly needed to be against a toothless home side who rarely ventured out of their half.

Now Mr. McGinnis, 63, a journalist who has written 10 books, many of them best sellers, hardly knows which way to look.

True, tipping Return of the King as best film hardly counts as a kamikaze gamble bearing in mind that it's the heaviest favourite in Oscar history.

Their spending has been interesting rather than extravagant, which may ultimately be for the best, but hardly speaks of a club intending to surf back into the top four on a wave of new blood.