Sentence examples for hardly apparent from inspiring English sources

Nerves and caution were hardly apparent from either side until the last quarter-hour when York, despite being at home, seemed the happier to draw.

That was hardly apparent in Warsaw, when the COP19 president, Polish environment minister Marcin Korolec, was demoted to a mere envoy in the middle of the talks – timing that did not show a great deal of respect for the UN process.

At day 10, necrosis and inflammation were hardly apparent, while extensive regeneration was taking place).

Marital status shows tendency to modify (not significantly) – the relationship is hardly apparent among widows who have remarried or have a subsequent relationship.

The assumption that, if one is President, the law hardly matters is apparent even in White House moves that fall within traditional policy areas.

With conditions in the global economy still dark and stormy, the need to set aside money for a rainy day, or a rainy retirement, can hardly be more apparent.

Later, the residence time distribution hardly evolves and apparent ages only evolve because of the tracer atmospheric concentrations.

Fruit bodies are often buried under humus, forming hardly visible "mushrumps", apparent only as cracked bumps on the ground.

A hundred days after Kim Jong-un's elevation, the North's powerful mythmaking apparatus has hardly mentioned the heir apparent, to the surprise of most North Korea watchers.

A hundred days after his elevation, the regime's mythmaking around the heir apparent has hardly started, to the surprise of most political analysts.

When David Ratajczak, the percussionist, was freed to swing for real with Mr. Marsalis and a bassist, David J. Grossman, in a shuffling, improvised encore of Weill's "Mack the Knife," the difference in feel could hardly have been more apparent.