Sentence examples for hardly one of from inspiring English sources

David Bonderman's reversal of fortune is hardly one of the most dramatic on Wall Street, but it is one of the most startling.

With 3,000 students, Stuyvesant is one of the city's larger schools but hardly one of the most overcrowded, according to experts on the public high school system.

But it wouldn't be the appeal of a lower court decision on something that, while hardly insignificant, is hardly one of the biggest problems for public education.

The show is hardly one of Sondheimesque complexity.

But the mood in Christchurch is hardly one of unified optimism.

Rear Window is always worth watching, but hardly one of the greats.

The abortion debate, which has hardly abated, is just one of the ways that the Schiavo case retains its emotional resonance.

It's an empathetic response, and a natural one, but hardly one to be proud of.

Here's the thing, though: while every politician in Washington is cursing the carbuncle, hardly one has complained of the cancer killing the patient.

But this year's Court is hardly one defined by vigorous defense of individual freedoms.

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.