Sentence examples for hardly characterized from inspiring English sources

Henri Bergson's philosophical view of comedy as one response to the spectacle of human automatism has never been so vividly 'demonstrated.' " The focus changes too: the discussion of "Bringing Up Baby," for instance, is centered on Hawks, the director, and Grant, the hero, far more than on fast-talking Hepburn, who is hardly characterized here.

Actually, if the content was lower than 5%%, which was hardly characterized by XRD, similar work was also demonstrated in the previous report [12, 17].

One deadlock in every 100 votes can hardly be characterized as "routine".

The Arizona law, she adds, can hardly be characterized as a restriction on speech.

Actually, the two parties have had a long history of bipartisanship on drug policy, though one which for many years could hardly be characterized as compassionate.

In this N.C.A.A. tournament, in which upsets could hardly be characterized as such because of the sheer volume of them, the West Region has become a case study in chaos theory.

Price wise Pebble's flagship remains cheaper than the entry level Apple Watch ($350), however Best Buy in the US discounted the Apple Watch by $100 at the back end of the year – which underlines how Apple's pricing is hardly well characterized as akin to Rolex levels of luxury.

President Obama, Jon Stewart and billionaire George Soros can hardly be characterized as lazy or unproductive.

Which mechanisms underlie these genetic interactions has hardly been characterized.

The chromatin changes that prepare the oocyte for driving embryonic development have hardly been characterized, likely by limitations in cell numbers that limit technical approaches and lack of theoretical concepts but molecular biology will also tackle this very interesting subject.

Computational prediction models that are solely based on genetic features can hardly fully characterize DNA methylation status.