Sentence examples for hardly neglecting from inspiring English sources
The orchestra is hardly neglecting the richness of Italian opera; it is presenting four nights of "Best of... Italian Opera," featuring works by Puccini and Verdi, Jan . 14 to 17
Shakespeare is hardly neglected in British life.
He has hardly neglected to update his contacts ever since.
While Mr. Bloomberg has not lived in Gracie Mansion, he has hardly neglected it.
The figure is hardly neglected by latter-day artists who draw.
But in looking toward the mainland, Dr. Dobelle has hardly neglected those already attending the university.
The conference hardly neglected high culture, with papers on the artists Robert Rauschenberg and Barnett Newman, the philosopher Stanley Cavell, and the history of the reception of "Moby-Dick".
Thus I could hardly neglect one of the most famous people on the planet, a man who, in South Africa, has been canonised in his own lifetime.
A film so utterly saturated in movie references, and so besotted with the medium's capacity for illusion-making, could hardly neglect to tip its hat in the direction of France.
"Once the vote is over, economics will dominate the agenda," predicts Paul Green at Roosevelt University, who thinks both candidates avoided talking about the painful measures in store for Chicagoans.Yet the mayor can hardly neglect the city's public schools and violent crime.
Though hardly some neglected masterpiece, it's a good example of the kind of solid, professional operas that were routinely produced by capable composers for the opera-mad public of the time.
