Sentence examples for hardly feeling from inspiring English sources

Hardly feeling upstaged, 13th-seeded San Diego defied the odds, upsetting fourth-seeded Connecticut, 70-69, also in overtime.

There, she picked up her 10 days supply of anthrax antibiotics, hardly feeling reassured after meeting confused colleagues in the hospital line.

He also admitted to hardly feeling the cold, most likely thanks to alcohol.

Yet the campaign is hardly feeling a welcome embrace from the party.

And last month, as the Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn, which embraces both Brooklyn and Queens, proposed closing or merging more than a dozen elementary schools, some at a small institution like Our Lady of the Angelus, whose optimal enrollment, according to the diocese, is 275, could hardly avoid feeling anxious.

"Content is king" has long been a mantra among Hollywood executives, but for the last 20 years, content producers have hardly been feeling like kings.

The state of loneliness isn't just defined by how many people you're surrounded with, or how many people you know if that were the case, city dwellers would hardly be feeling so despondent on our crowded trains and sidewalks.

Ms. Hynes, whose Druid Theater production of the 1928 Sean O'Casey play "The Silver Tassie" arrives on Sunday as part of the 2011 Lincoln Center Festival, is hardly alone in feeling the urge to remind people just how bloody the conflict stretching from 1914 to 1918 was.

Ms. Mallin is hardly alone in feeling mugged in a decorating "incident".

But she is hardly alone in feeling that way; in the words of a recent reviewer in The Independent, "at least the old smoothie's going down swinging".

She is no doubt sincere in her denunciations of child abuse and war crimes, yet she is hardly alone in feeling horrified by these things and a flat, matter-of-fact style, even if ironically intended, is not the best way to handle these subjects in imaginative fiction.