Sentence examples for hardly intended from inspiring English sources

That choice was hardly intended to help Mr. Gore in the Northeast, or with Jews, who already voted overwhelmingly Democratic.

And at $595, it was hardly intended for purchase by children acting without their parents' knowledge, said Patrick Gallagher, sales manager at a Yamaha dealership in Hamilton, N.J.

For the new campus in Durham, Trumbauer fancied a Gothic Revival evocation of Oxford and Cambridge, and the spectacular sandstone result was hardly intended to mute any inference of privilege.

Despite the Athens connection to the Olympics, the National did not time the production to coincide with the Games, and the production itself is hardly intended to be a crowd pleaser, Mr. Beale said in an interview.

Het Achterhuis, as she called her manuscript, in Dutch — "the house behind," often translated as "the secret annex" — was hardly intended to be Anne Frank's last word; it was conceived as the forerunner work of a professional woman of letters.

Whether the sites are animated American Sign Language dictionaries, information and debates on signing and the role of hearing devices, medical primers, or soapboxes to vent anger over societal attitudes, there is hardly a page intended for deaf people that is not an eye-opener for everyone.

This can hardly be what Congress intended.

Though it was hardly a starring role, she intended to give it her all.

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".

Perhaps they are getting the idea that the fetus isn't so valuable after all -- hardly the result that Heritage House intended.

The House of Lords held that it had statutory authority to operate the refinery, saying "Parliament can hardly be supposed to have intended the refinery to be nothing more than a visual adornment to the landscape in an area of natural beauty".