Sentence examples for hardly aims from inspiring English sources

But then, Xavier Niel's new technology academy hardly aims to be conventional.

But if the French outrage calls to mind international reaction to the wartime behavior of a more recent president named George, Mr. Witt hardly aims to give aid and comfort to contemporary partisans.

By contrast, George Lucas's "Flash Gordon -inspired space opera — with all its retro influences — was hardly aiming to be so socially progressive.

While Robert Eggers Sundancee breakout horror is hardly aiming to franchise the witch (the director has already said a sequel will never happen), it makes an eerily convincing argument.

Bearing this fact in mind, compositional studies can hardly aim to determine the exact concentration of an element [15] in the original ancient alloy but rather aim to detect intentional differences created by ancient metalworkers in order to answer the questions of archaeometallurgists and archaeologists.

Getting points and winning medals and becoming a champion are hardly the aims, Ebihara said, yet he sees kendo going in that direction.

Claudius' provincial policies made the primacy of Italy less pronounced, although that was hardly his aim.

If anything they would have assisted Isis fighter son the ground, which was hardly the aim.

D'Angelo hardly bothered to aim.

That is hardly a modest aim.

They talk about the "forgotten" middle class (a group Bush hardly mentions); they aim at suburban women.