Sentence examples for hardly ever represented from inspiring English sources

"People who live in our slums are hardly ever represented in the movies," she says.

In practice, however, QFT is hardly ever represented in wave functional space because usually there is little interest in measuring field configurations.

As Freud ([1900/1942]) and Lacan ([1966]) have pointed out, however, metonymy (or 'displacement', Verschiebung in German) hardly ever represents a 'neutral' gesture.

Yet it can hardly ever be normatively or politically "clean".

Brundage stated on this issue that as only 12 Jews had ever represented Germany in the Olympics, it would hardly be surprising if none did in 1936.

I hardly ever recognise any of the so-called "community leaders" on these programmes – I doubt many ordinary black people, ie those they purport to represent, ever do.

Hardly ever.

"But hardly ever shootings".

He hardly ever stopped.

It hardly ever works.

We hardly ever talk.