Sentence examples for hardly noted from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it says much of our remoteness from African affairs that our media have hardly noted her passing.

Stoke are hardly noted for their expansive football and will instead turn to defensive rigidity and physical presence to try and nick a result.

The earthly life of Jesus is hardly noted or missed, because something more glorious the ascended Lord who sent the Spirit upon the church is what matters.

That's quite a notion, especially when you consider that it was written when McMahon was at an age -- and in a profession -- hardly noted for humility.

Even the Daily Star, hardly noted for noticing what happens at the public service broadcaster, weighed in with an attacking leader.

During his time as England's captain John Terry was hardly noted for his verbal skills, even less for the quality of his aperçus.

"Each passing year converts some of [our] experience into automatic routine which we hardly note at all," he observed.

No less than the great William James opined on the matter, thinking that the apparent speed of time's passage was a result of adults' experiencing fewer memorable events: "Each passing year converts some of this experience into automatic routine which we hardly note at all, the days and the weeks smooth themselves out in recollection to contentless units, and the years grow hollow and collapse".

Other successes, such as a 50% drop in deforestation in the Amazon, have hardly been noted.

As a viewer you're never sure whether director Eastwood (hardly a noted disarmament guy) regrets the sheer effectiveness of his killer protagonist.

It also shines a light on a time and a place in history (Jamaican gunlaw and politics in the 1970s) that has previously hardly been noted in literature (in music yes, in literature not).