Sentence examples for hardly criminal from inspiring English sources

"Still hurts right now," he said, still playing Smith's inexplicable but hardly criminal mistake for all it was worth.

The sisters are asking the church to dialogue with its members on issues like women's ordination, hardly criminal.

Some of the charges were absurd and some, though plausible, were hardly criminal, given the exigencies of an all-consuming war.

They had given condolences to the family of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the slain leader of al-Qaeda in Iraq, a provocative but hardly criminal act.

Guilty of bad judgment, certainly, but hardly a criminal.

Mr. Slater is hardly a criminal, in the way those two were.

In the estimation of the broker, Wiswell was a useful functionary but hardly a criminal genius.

"There are hardly any criminals who work without police help," says Gustavo Palmieri of the Centre for Legal and Social Studies, a Buenos Aires group that monitors the police.

Raw milk has ambiguous health benefits and pretty concrete dangers (like being more at risk of spreading food poisoning), but the people who drink it and deal it are hardly dangerous criminals.

-On Thursday, police in Prince George's County, Maryland, Police Department announced their plan to live-tweet a prostitution sting sometime this week, provoking a ton of backlash because it seemed like a creepy publicity stunt meant to shame sex workers, who are hardly dangerous criminals.

The Restivo family background was hardly of a criminal bent.