Sentence examples similar to hardly defining from inspiring English sources

She's hardly defined by her foibles.

And Mr. Forrester remains hardly defined at all.

Many spices are used but so sparingly that one can hardly define each individual aroma.

The "problem" with this account, as it were, is that Wilson's political life was hardly defined by racism.

Meredith Monk's career work has long been described, though hardly defined, in terms of its protean nature.

The needs are less obvious and uncovering them will take longer, as will developing a prototype since the solution is hardly defined.

I would hardly define this age as "pusillanimous," rather as one that has been swift enough to learn from the mistakes of its predecessors.

Sustainable fisheries are often called for, but hardly defined.

This may be particularly true in childhood when, in recently exposed children, the boundary line between primary TB and LTBI may be hardly defined.

But that hardly defines him as a breast cancer research opponent.

Such an old term hardly needs defining.