Sentence examples for hardly becomes from inspiring English sources

The tone and ferocity of the presidential couple's vengeful campaign hardly becomes a modern, democratic republic where everyone should be equal before the law – even the purveyors of unfounded web chat.

Despite the great potential and special features that these small agarics may possess, without extraordinary characters such as bioluminescence and pathogenicity, their taxonomy hardly becomes a research interest for mycologists in Taiwan.

Mr. Hicks has hardly become a cause célèbre here.

She hardly became an American, either, and remains forever a displaced person.

Experimental works are still being produced, but the genre has hardly become a dominant form.

And while Washington and Beijing had hardly become allies, their nuclear scientists were meeting regularly and sharing research.

The Roberts court has hardly become a bastion of workers' rights.

Her technique seems perfected enough to me, but Odette has hardly become a signature role for her here.

Atanasoff's device became known as the Atanasoff-Berry Computer, or the ABC — except that it hardly became known at all.

Wal-Mart has hardly become a standard-bearer for corporate America: it still insures fewer than half its 1.4 million employees in the United States.

But an ex-president is hardly likely to make a new career as a campaign manager; and Mrs Clinton can hardly become a political player in her own right if she is seen as her husband's catspaw.