Sentence examples for hardly be put from inspiring English sources

Johann Friedrich Herbart was a contemporary of Froebel and other German Romanticists, but he can hardly be put into the ranks of such pedagogues.

His thinking could hardly be put into words, yet we are sure that the grandeur of his paintings reflects the invisible lessons of life.

We want something else which can hardly be put into words – to be united with the beauty we see, to pass into it, to receive it into ourselves, to bathe in it, to become part of it".

The material, once it had escaped into the public domain, could hardly be put back in the bottle: no amount of smashed up machinery can stop the spread of information (the NSA people, who devote much of their time to breaking encryption codes, might be expected to know that).

Previous sludge study had generally been on sludge generated from the use of mineral coagulants [21], which could hardly be put to further use due to harmful nature of the mineral coagulants contained in the sludge.

His training would hardly be put to use, however.

Bush isn't President anymore, but these issues have hardly been put to rest.

This is not a natural position for him and his defensive qualities are hardly being put to the test by the standard of opposition England are facing in their group.

Even now that the FBI has released its report, the question has hardly been put to rest for many voters.

This said, SB is a varied field that hardly can be put under a single umbrella [47,2].

There're hardly any more sanctions that can be put on a country which is pretty much excluded from world trade already.