Sentence examples for hardly a thing of from inspiring English sources
Assimilationist angst is hardly a thing of the past.
Marion Bartoli's game is hardly a thing of beauty.
Crimes committed by the Ugandan and Congolese governments are hardly a thing of the past.
Yet a vexing case heard on Monday at the Supreme Court suggests that the tensions between republicanism and democracy are hardly a thing of the past.
Beautiful it may be, but life as embodied by Catharine Holly, and as rendered by Tennessee Williams, is hardly a thing of pure delicacy.
Nelson Mandela Square in Sandton, Johannesburg's upscale business and shopping district, is hardly a thing of beauty, but such qualities as it has were swamped when Sony was allowed to plonk a massive dome in its middle.
He says hardly a thing when I praise the courage of his soldiers.
There's hardly a thing I could say or do to snap them out of it.
Editorial work hardly pays a thing, but, as an expression of aptitude and sensibility, it is what attracts the lucrative jobs.
Hadfield's cover was hardly a spur-of-the-moment thing.
