Sentence examples for hardly exhausted from inspiring English sources

This ideological program and the role it allots to Egyptian intellectuals is hardly exhausted.

But the pickings of obvious acquisition candidates, while hardly exhausted, are slimming, according to financiers, entrepreneurs and industry analysts who follow the sector.

And that hardly exhausted Os Mutantes' inventiveness; they had lilting pop melodies, Latin rock, mock-Baroque counterpoint and even something like an anthem: "Balada do Louco" ("Ballad of a Crazy Man"), written by Arnaldo and sung by Sérgio.

But the sorts of observational knowledge that are crucial to experimental method in science are hardly exhausted by the knowledge that pertains to bodies as such.

But on the art front, at least, it hardly exhausts its immense subject; how could it?

Austin pointed out that descriptive utterances (which he called "constatives") hardly exhaust the range of meaningful uses of language.

His use of chains cannot help evoke the experience of slavery, but that hardly exhausts the material's meaning.

These several means of contrast provided by motive interplay hardly exhaust the sources of variety to be found in the Baroque concerto grosso.

The room-window-view equation turned out to be a satisfying, self-ordering arrangement that continued to attract painters, reaching an apotheosis of sorts — but hardly exhausting itself — in the art of Matisse.

The suite's allusion to Thomas Cole's 1833-36 "The Course of Empire," reinforced at the show by light-box reproductions of the grand old rise-and-fall allegory, hardly exhausts its poetic charge, as a visual epic about progress gone sour or merely strange.

While HBO has already reaped sizable profits from about a million DVD sales of the first season of "The Sopranos," as well as revenue from rental outlets for videocassettes of the first three seasons, these sales hardly exhaust the show's potential.