Sentence examples for hardly filled from inspiring English sources

That scene is hardly filled with romantic poetry.

The march hardly filled this city's streets, and many of those interviewed appeared to be solidly middle-class or above, suggesting that Mr. Yar'Adua's presence, or absence, meant little to the impoverished citizens who constitute the overwhelming majority in this nation.

Why does the world appear to be a place of separate objects, thrown together by chance, and hardly "filled with Divine light"?

Hours later, he would return happily to his shop, generally with a harvest of feathers so modest that it hardly filled a soup plate.

Of course, he can hardly fill the gap left by another unbeaten son of Galileo.

Even Jacksonville, Fla., which can hardly fill half the stadium, has an N.F.L. franchise.

Collingwood's recent recycling experiments with Quenton Lynch, Jesse White, Tony Armstrong and Patrick Karnezis hardly fill you with hope.

The current economic climate hardly fills one with confidence about that.

A single fine portrait by Alice Neel, from a show at David Zwirner last spring, will hardly fill their needs.

"We created a lot of chances, but we were not lucky" seems a particularly Moysian refrain and will hardly fill fans with confidence for remainder of the season.

Pochettino himself, however, succumbed to a 4-1 defeat at City last season and although that would be an improvement for Spurs, his record will hardly fill his new club with confidence.