Sentence examples for hardly liked from inspiring English sources
But gradually I came to realise that her silence was often a cover for not knowing what to say and that actually - I hardly liked to use the word about my goddess - she was thick.
One hardly likes to question so definite an insight.
Everything else is society". One hardly likes to question so definite an insight.
One hardly likes to mention that it sells a few cards as well.
A lot of musicians hardly like him because he's the boss - he has that attitude".
I should hardly like to live with her ladies and gentlemen, in their elegant but confined houses.
Not quite "the eagle has landed" or "one small step", and hardly like landing on a speeding comet.
But meshing transfers into an existing roster is hardly like snapping one's fingers and earning an N.C.A.A. tournament bid.
The original was still Italian, still Renaissance, although hardly like the faux-Renaissance version that masked it.
But search is hardly like that: it's eminently contestable.
