Sentence examples for hardly healed from inspiring English sources

He did not lose any toes, but his wounds have hardly healed.

One minute they were represented, in "Yellow Submarine," as four Edwardian children inhabiting a magical shared space; the next they were in the midst of squabbles so bitter that they had hardly healed when, ten years later, John was murdered.

But the accord hardly heals continued divisions among Democratic politicians and voters.

It hardly heals spontaneously and its alterations often lead to further extracellular matrix degradation and ultimately, to the loss of joint function.

Yet in his more sober moments, he acknowledged that the Algerian soul could hardly be healed overnight.

It hardly seemed healing.

Most of the heat-induced cracks healed with time and became hardly detectable at the time repair was initiated.

I had healed to the extent that hardly anyone (besides my mother, maybe) would notice I still slightly dragged my left foot.

If you love a person enough to want them to be healed and to have a proper family, that is hardly homophobic.

On the other hand, this finding confirms the clinical experience that a once healed autotransplant or a once preserved deciduous tooth has in contrast to prosthetic components causes hardly any maintenance and repair expenditures.

Even his short stint at Macalaster, hardly the Ivy League, has created an unbridgeable fissure between him and his origins, a gap that can never be fully healed.