Sentence examples for hardly ever given from inspiring English sources
Up until fairly recently those men were hardly ever given an erection inducing role on screen or powerful, noble portrayals in society that would inspire emerging sexual fantasies.
He hardly ever gives the ball away.
He hardly ever gave interviews, though, stating, "That's why I have so many friends".
HE HARDLY ever gives interviews, preferring to run his business without public posturing.
Mr. Gore hardly ever gives a speech now without reverently quoting John McCain.
Green hardly ever gives psychological accounts of his characters, their motives, childhoods or formative experiences.
But one of the other well-known things about Neil Armstrong is that he hardly ever gives interviews.
I want to ask you for something that's difficult for you to give, something that people hardly ever give anymore.
(Many troupes dance the much shorter "Artifact Suite" and Mr. Forsythe hardly ever gives permission for performances of the entire work).
But Houston's catalogue, organized around the concept of stubborn female resilience, and for the most part written by men, hardly ever gave us insight into her knowledge of her particular black female pain.
