Sentence examples for could hardly exist from inspiring English sources
For now, live performance clings to life, and, in tandem, the classical-music tradition that could hardly exist without it.
It would then be no surprise that we find ourselves in a universe apparently customised for habitation; we could hardly exist in one where life is impossible.
He was the head of a mass movement that he had virtually come to symbolize and without him could hardly exist as something coherent.
Nevertheless, "The Lord of the Rings" casts such a shadow over the genre it created that Harry Potter could hardly exist without it.
As a speaking role, Kip could hardly be said to exist were it not for the sometimes jealous passion he arouses in a young woman, Clare (sometimes vividly evoked by Elissa Piszel), with whom he has lived for a time and who pretends to be his sister.
But that a powerful Israel lobby exists could hardly be denied by anyone who knows how Washington works.
In fact if Congress actually tried to further increase gun violence in the US, they could hardly be more effective than the gun policies that exist today.
But one idea that infused their work could hardly be clearer: Individuals have inviolable rights, and government exists to secure them.
