Sentence examples for hardly because of from inspiring English sources

He was an influential teacher, though hardly because of his presentation.

The Stag's Leap 1973 was sixth, after three French wines, but hardly because of age.

Though hardly because of Oscar-winner Berry, whose secret agent rivals Bond himself, very well-played as always by Pierce Brosnan.

For some reason, hardly because of the current dynamic of government in Washington, we have been trying to convince the Arab world that every Middle Eastern nation would be better off imitating our native brand of constitutional democracy.

"I could hardly eat because of what I saw and even now in the camp I don't feel like eating food," the traumatised teenager says.

I could hardly breathe because of the responsibility.

Curry has hardly played, because of injuries and D'Antoni's general lack of faith in him.

In this history TRIZ plays a significant role, although it is hardly acknowledged because of the predominance of western creativity stereotypes within current scientific discourses.

This seems particularly topical in a season when the best new talent last year, Juan Martín Del Potro of Argentina, has hardly played because of a serious wrist problem.

Rice had hip surgery on Monday and most likely will miss the first half of the regular season, and Harvin has hardly practiced because of recurring migraines.

In fact, Bogut has hardly played because of injury, and when he has been healthy, his performance has drawn mixed reviews.