Sentence examples for hardly dead from inspiring English sources
The art of coddling is hardly dead.
Print is hardly dead, and in fact our agreement to provide content for these pages is central to our strategy.
But despite the fact that Hollywood moved on years ago, this city of spas is hardly dead.
On a continent where the fear of Germany is hardly dead, Merkel's air of ordinariness makes a resurgent Germany seem less threatening.
Character is hardly dead in modern fiction; Holden Caulfield, Portnoy, Humbert Humbert and hundreds of their invented contemporaries attest to this.
Many of those who wanted to attend the screening in Smethwick on Saturday were delayed by the traffic jam that resulted when the English Defence League marched in Birmingham – a poignant reminder, says Dosanjh, that white racist Britain is hardly dead.
The defense of the French language is hardly a dead passion.
Billions on clean-up, but hardly anybody dead, and life goes on.
General Petraeus also could remain longer in Afghanistan or could be offered the job of Army chief or that of supreme allied commander in Europe, a post once held by Dwight D. Eisenhower and so hardly a dead end.
As the film historian David Thomson put it, Lorre was "the squat wild-eyed spirit of ruined Europe," adding, "He hardly seems dead, just as it is difficult to believe he was ever clinically alive".
(He accuses Olivier of making "'Hamlet' look like a bad Joan Crawford movie"). John Judd, hardly a dead ringer for Olivier (who is?), creates a funny and affecting image of a man torn apart by guilt and plagued by intellectual insecurity, but supremely canny when it comes to his professional imperatives.
