Sentence examples for hardly ever present from inspiring English sources
It's the bedrock of the past and perhaps a promise of the future, but it's hardly ever present.
Hygiene protocols were mostly present, although all other items (mostly regarding incident reporting) were hardly ever present.
Like very rare self-Ags, common ones are considered to be at low risk of inducing immune responses, essentially because the former are hardly ever presented and the latter are generally tolerated.
Fathers hardly ever show up.
I'm hardly ever fully present with whoever I'm talking to as I'm busy wondering if what's being said might make a good tweet.
I mean, it's hardly as if Boris ever presented a TV documentary based on his own book about the Roman Empire.
You know that there are a large number of people who unconsciously live in the past and hardly ever return to the present.
Moreover, sibilant productions of /ʃ/ and /s/ that are as clearly articulated as those of sibilants 1 2 and 7 10 of the present continuum hardly ever occur in connected (spontaneous or read) speech.
