Whilst many of the titles above sprang to mind immediately, an extensive trawl through Amazon discovered hardly a single title of the format "the X's son" or "the Y's husband".
When they were making Pride, Beresford and director Matthew Warchus were staggered to discover that hardly any of the younger villagers in the Dulais valley in South Wales, where the events took place, knew what the miners' strike was.
The decision to put the Rough Justice and other films online came about when Louise Shorter, who leads Inside Justice, spoke to a meeting of students at the University of East Anglia's Innocence Project and was dismayed to discover that hardly any of them had heard of either programme.
Alas, it has now been discovered that hardly any set-top boxes are yet available.
I say generously both because it was very nice of them, and also because I was discovering that hardly anyone in the business crowd I was meeting is willing to give away any information without payment.
She discovered that hardly anything had been documented about the deity, who was said to bring cattle from heaven to earth.
Yet when you gather together the tribes of wellbeing, you hardly discover a lack of enterprise or innovation.
The truth, which he was always fearful that people would discover, was that he hardly read anything at all.
If the studio spoke to any 13-year-olds, they would discover that there's hardly an itch for a Tarzan film, even if it's that most shimmering jewel: a dormant intellectual property everyone has heard of.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet On foreign policy, it was fascinating to listen to the Foreign Secretary tic through the usual issue sets — Iran, Afghanistan, Europe, global development, humanitarian intervention, etc. — and to discover that there is hardly any distance between his coalition's views and that of the Labour government it is succeeding.
