Sentence examples for hardly indicative of from inspiring English sources
He fiddled around in the lower divisions, his performances fine, but hardly indicative of submerged Premier League class.
Teachers report being approached after the marking deadline with offers of double or triple pay to fast-track additional scripts: hardly indicative of a fully staffed system.
The tears flowing from Sean J. Richard's eyes in a Manhattan courtroom on Tuesday seemed hardly indicative of the man he once was.
The Levy has landed on the Minister's desk for arbitration only a handful of times – it is "very unusual" says his department – and hardly indicative of system collapse.
Aside from Three Kings, he has two films to his name, Spanking the Monkey and Flirting with Disaster - both stand-up independent-movie success stories, but hardly indicative of a commitment to myth-demolishing film-making.
He highlighted the exclamation marks after "Crap!" and "sky high!!", adding: "The expression 'you have a week and a bit' is hardly indicative of a threat intended to be menacing".
"It's just indicative of the times".
We also spend a lot of time with Mr Shearer and his friends as they ponder such questions as, "Why would you build a city below sea level?" But this mostly middle-aged and white group hardly feels indicative of the city as a whole.The agenda of "The Big Uneasy" is worthwhile.
Overall the data, taken as a whole, could hardly be more indicative of a lack of relationship.
According to local school and recreation officials, a recent controversy reported by The Scarsdale Inquirer earlier this month was hardly an exception, but indicative of a larger trend.
This despite the fact that the newspaper itself was careful to emphasise that the pictures of the then 7- or 8-year-old Princess Elizabeth can hardly be taken as indicative of any early political stirrings in a young girl who, at that stage, was seemingly not destined for the throne.
