Sentence examples for hardly display from inspiring English sources

"Politicians are expecting a level of infallibility from pupils that they hardly display themselves," noted a senior teacher I spoke to.

As a two-dimensional crystal, the graphene sheet is often used with substrate materials because the freestanding graphene tends to corrugate and can hardly display its extraordinary properties in devices.

Up to now, most relative permeability curves are measured in short core segments by core flooding, which can hardly display miscible flooding features for early gas breakthrough and insufficient contacting time between CO2 and oil.

Mr. Hawking, a longtime professor of mathematics at Cambridge University, has hardly displayed a religious bent during his long career.

That hardly displayed "a blind spot when it comes to the war on terrorism," as Senator Susan Collins of Maine claimed after Abdulmutallab's in January 2010.

Our results are consistent with observations in chick embryos, where Soufan et al. demonstrated that a four-fold increase in the length of the primary heart-tube had occurred when the tube hardly displayed any proliferative activity, as quantified by a very low phH3-labelling index.

But it was hardly a display encased in rust.

And this was hardly a display of good judgment at a time when nearly 13 million Americans are unemployed, and US soldiers are laying their lives on the line every day in Afghanistan.

It was during this dismal period that mother and daughters were "politely but firmly" turned out of a hotel in Vermont for being Jewish, in a particularly humiliating but hardly novel display of anti-Semitism.

Hardly a display of self-interest.

There are no reports of an intervention about Chechnya – hardly a display that these murders are being treated as an urgent concern.