Sentence examples for hardly a point of from inspiring English sources

Obaid-Chinoy's film highlights these problems — hardly a point of pride for Pakistanis.

Obaid-Chinoy's film highlights these problems – hardly a point of pride for Pakistanis".

The historic nature of the practice is hardly a point of contention.

Even if he had some input on it, he was hardly making a point of "leading" on an issue of long interest to the embassy.

There's something Jamesian about the fifteen-year-old boy functioning as the movie's central consciousness, but Jamie himself hardly has a point of view.

That hardly constitutes a point of order.

The case was hardly a high point of the war on drugs.

Phillipps, never exactly the model of a pop star, admits to being rather stouter than he used to be, and hardly a visual point of interest.

Because the monarchy is about politics, fairness and justice for republicans and tradition, continuity and culture for monarchists, debates between the two have hardly any points of contact.

Currently, Twitter users have no ability to create a more private network for close friends – unless they choose to lock their account – which is hardly the point of Twitter, a network which thrives on the oxygen of the public sphere.

Whether it tastes good or not a year later is hardly the point of the tradition.