Sentence examples for can hardly think from inspiring English sources

Gopnik noted that "by now, one can hardly think about this city without thinking about her".

I can hardly think of anything else".

I can hardly think of anything more important than that.

He said of Reagan, "I can hardly think of him without breaking into tears.

It's bleak, grey and raining – the prevailing wind is so strong that I can hardly think.

At this time of year, I can hardly think of cooking any other way.

I can hardly believe that some people still think that nuclear engergy is clean, cheap and efficent!

I can hardly believe I'm saying this, but I think there is.

p197 2 Theseus, on the contrary, for his forgetfulness and neglect of the command about the sail, can hardly, I think, escape the charge of parricide, be the plea of his advocate ever so long and his judges ever so lenient.

Yet it is not too much to suggest that, even doing nothing, or embodying beauty ideals she can hardly be thought to believe in, Kate Moss brings to any image in which she appears an ineffable quality.

When you say the Board "is specially desirous to introduce as soon as possible a fishway at the falls, and this, when done, would open up some 500 miles of excellent fishing and spawning ground," I hardly think you can be alluding to any one particular river.