Sentence examples for hardly announce from inspiring English sources

After all, if you were actually planning a Coup d'État you'd hardly announce it on the internet.

Yet the 5% or so of us who were non-white could hardly announce that we had now reinvented the national identity and would be telling everybody else what it would be from now on.

That's a very difficult job; after all, he can hardly announce that he's okay with Republicans filibustering Smith as long as they don't filibuster Jones (thus inviting them to filibuster Smith, something he doesn't want but which might not trigger reform).

Mr. Burgess was hardly announcing a Warren Commission for modern times, but his astonishing request heartened proponents of the murder theory, as well as throwing a small crumb of legitimacy, perhaps, to those who believe that the 1969 lunar landing took place on a Hollywood back lot and that Elvis lives (with Diana, maybe!) in a Florida trailer park.

Disney just announced something that's potentially so damned cool that I hardly need complete sentences here: Immersive.

Then there is Harper, the homegrown star having a down-ish year at the worst time, whose name had hardly been announced as a fifth-time all-star starter before the pundits started asking if he deserved to be there at all.

VMware had hardly finished announcing that its chief executive, Diane Greene, was stepping down when the company pulled references to the co-founder off its Web site and put up the bio of its incoming chief executive, Paul Maritz.

But they were hardly the first to announce themselves with grandiosity.

A developers conference hardly seems fitting to announce a content deal.

Because I am on vacation this week and have very intermittent Internet access, I am hardly the first to announce that the Second Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the lower court decision (mostly) in the Authors Guild v. HathiTrust lawsuit.

Stratos is hardly the first to announce a connected, all-in-one credit card yet CEO Thiago Olson tells me that he doesn't see a competitor offering the same set of features.