Sentence examples for hardly erased from inspiring English sources

But the Sena's threats have hardly erased the commercial promise of Valentine's Day.

Another survivor now living in Brooklyn, Malka Moskovitz, told the judge that being a survivor in comparatively comfortable America hardly erased the anguish.

But both gay and straight service members say that ending the legal barriers has hardly erased all the cultural ones, and that while the repeal has gone better than many expected, harassment and discrimination against gays in the military have not disappeared.

Even when they were later reinstated, the stigma of the Kyoto School as having "cooperated in the war" was hardly erased.

That hardly erases the memory of Woods's troubles in the two previous major championships this year.

But one slim instance of generosity to an extraordinary intellectual writer, novelist and film maker can hardly erase the sour taste left by the rest of the book.

And whatever mistakes made by other officers in the lead-up to Little Bighorn hardly erase Custer's own startlingly poor decision making.

In the weeks after 9/11, we could hardly erase the vision of the wreckage of the two towers, the twisted steel and sheets of glass, the images of men and women leaping from ninety-odd stories up, the knowledge that thousands lay beneath the ruined buildings.

Ferrante punched back curtly: "No, if you write and publish you are hardly erasing yourself".

One week later, the searing trauma for the Camby family has subsided somewhat, though it has hardly been erased.

In the studio, Tonéx works fast and alone — in the course of three hours, he never looked puzzled, and he hardly ever erased anything.