Sentence examples for hardly needs to be stated from inspiring English sources
It hardly needs to be stated that he will be trying to win again, just as it is safe to assume that no one will be more prepared than he for the challenges that lie ahead this week.
The sensitivity of facial data hardly needs to be stated.
The irony hardly needs to be stated: The Mellon family fortune, one of the nation's largest, was built in gritty Pittsburgh, through the bankrolling of smoke-belching behemoths such as the Aluminum Co. of America, Pittsburgh Coal and Gulf Oil. "Every day there are more people in the world and in America," muses Mellon.
A freewheeling cri de coeur based on the place names of oppression, the song has a jaunty tune that makes an ironic contrast with words — "Alabama's got me so upset, Tennessee made me lose my rest" — that arose from injustices so familiar they hardly needed to be stated: "And everybody knows about Mississippi, goddam!" Still, Simone spelled them out.
It hardly needs to be said that endorsing the "two state solution," by definition, means opposing the occupation.
"It hardly needs to be seen as a substitute".
The analogy above hardly needs to be expanded on.
The ironic reversal of roles hardly needs to be noted.
The potential effect hardly needs to be spelled out.
That, it hardly needs to be said, leaves rather a lot to the imagination.
