Sentence examples for hardly emphasise from inspiring English sources

Australian scrum-half Will Genia, a veteran of more than 50 Tests, could hardly emphasise enough how much he would like the chance to play alongside Burgess, saying it was "most definitely very appealing".  .

But we would just emphasise again that strictly on the merits, you hardly need to make an anti-Summers case to prefer Yellen.

It encloses, subdues, threatens: it effectively announces the mood that the play will expound, but in a production as strong as this, that hardly needs emphasising.

Even a Palme d'Or, they emphasise, hardly means they're raking it in, especially since they're slow workers and it may be a long time before they complete their next film.

Books that emphasise the conflicts in Donne are hardly rarities.

He is hardly described physically in the book which really emphasised the theme of mystery.

They emphasise Lady Grange's personal shortcomings, although to modern sensibilities these hardly seem good reasons for a judge and Member of Parliament and his wealthy friends to organise an illegal kidnapping and life sentence.

This despite the fact that the newspaper itself was careful to emphasise that the pictures of the then 7- or 8-year-old Princess Elizabeth can hardly be taken as indicative of any early political stirrings in a young girl who, at that stage, was seemingly not destined for the throne.

Instead, it should emphasise a few broad reforms that are crucial for economic success, and show greater understanding of the political realities faced by governments in poor countries.This agenda is hardly radical.

"Why?" "Because they emphasise tranquillity".

Emphasise ongoing professional development.