Sentence examples for could hardly feel from inspiring English sources
But it could hardly feel more different.
I didn't get blisters but I could hardly feel my feet.
At the moment, the stakes could hardly feel higher, but rather than listening to one another, it seems everyone's shouting at once.
"We could hardly feel better about the way things are going," said Gov. Edward T. Schafer of North Dakota, chairman of the Republican Governors Associationn.
In a fraught contemporary climate where the mediation of the black image in American society is at a crucial juncture, Bamboozled's trenchant commentary on the importance, complexity and lasting effects of media representation could hardly feel more urgent.
The dressing on the salad was so lightly and evenly applied that you could hardly feel its presence, but you could taste it; a vinaigrette made of pumpkin seed oil, cilantro and a drop of lime, it gave the salad a gentle kick.
The 0-0 score was the same as in the opening game against North Korea, but it could hardly have felt more different.
Instead, sitting in the Barbican theatre last week waiting for the lights to go down, the mood could hardly have felt more emotionally preemptive.
Kappus's sporadic letters tracked Rilke around Europe as he went from Paris to Viareggio to Bremen to Rome to Sweden; 10 letters over six years, so Rilke, himself a prodigious letter-writer, could hardly have felt he was being pestered.
I hardly feel the needles.
