Sentence examples for hardly arguing from inspiring English sources

While hardly arguing for the demise of the rules of schoolroom grammar, the linguist celebrated the way things sound at large in Appalachia.

Gannon could hardly argue.

And you can hardly argue with the results.

The Tea Party can hardly argue that Boehner didn't listen to them.

What goes around comes around, some will say, and one can hardly argue with that.

I can hardly argue that I was a willing sportswoman when I was at school.

British ministers could hardly argue that Riyadh, which is so dependent on Washington, would cut off intelligence links with America.

And though the stock was down, he could hardly argue that Target was poorly run, because it isn't.

Such adjectives could also be used to describe most literature, but we would hardly argue that reading prevents us from living out our own stories.

The Conservatives could hardly argue that any of these industries, barring electric power, was flourishing or that they could have done much differently.

But today, when there are all types of music being made all of the time, you could hardly argue there has been a dearth of this stuff.