Sentence examples for hardly a subject from inspiring English sources

The great thing about philosophy is that it is actual life, it is hardly a subject at all".

As New Statesman noted, Satanism was a feature of the Victoria Climbie case and is hardly a subject for whimsy.

Indeed, there was hardly a subject that has aroused dem onstrators in the last five years that was not recapitulated in the course of the day.

Even at a distance of almost 60 years, the 31 months I spent in the South West Pacific Theater during World War II is hardly a subject of levity.

That hardly suits a subject whose preferred sound is the self-righteous roar.

The Brooklyn show, which lacks some of the artist's best paintings, hardly exhausts a subject that interests in no end of ways.

Then he has Henry contemplating writing about the murders thus: 'A dismembered female, no matter what she's made of, is hardly a suitable subject for fiction, not in the United States of America, not in the year 1906, not in any place or year he can imagine.' Saylor is so pleased by this little conceit he repeats it in a slightly different way again at the end of the book.

It was hardly a provocative subject, but someone in authority became jittery.

This is hardly a new subject – but she has an unfamiliar take on it.

The mercurial nature of the medium is hardly a new subject.

That's hardly a controversial subject, but Ifans decided to be obstreperous.