Sentence examples similar to even more hardly from inspiring English sources

Even more surprising, hardly a week goes by without an announcement of plans for new hotels.

I am even more confident that hardly any of them really want to fight.

Commending the song for having "a thoughtful lyric and a compulsive cello-driven melody", Hanson wrote: "Even more startling, but hardly surprising, is the ease with which Bush was able to capture the moment when a child first realizes that adults are fallible and the parental cocoon is tenuous at best".

Even more odd is that hardly a single examiner seems to have either noticed or challenged this.

I can only really speak from personal experience, but I can honestly say I don't give a stuff about class any more, hardly even notice it.

Even more strikingly, Nokia was hardly a technological laggard — on the contrary, it came up with its first smartphone back in 1996, and built a prototype of a touch-screen, Internet-enabled phone at the end of the nineties.

Even more strikingly, Nokia was hardly a technological laggard on the contrary, it came up with its first smartphone back in 1996, and built a prototype of a touch-screen, Internet-enabled phone at the end of the nineties.

There are obvious similarities with Messi in the way they could both beat people and are both predominantly left-footed, Maradona even more so because he hardly even touched it with his right.

Even more surprising is that I hardly had to change my behavior at all to accomplish this.

Forcing an even more Spartan approach to training is hardly likely to solve this problem.

Perhaps even more unsettling, I realize that I hardly recognize that unshakably sure young man of 1972.