Sentence examples for hardly permanently from inspiring English sources

With these expat Francophiles, there's no venturing into the French provinces, where I'm sure les femmes look great in their own right, but they're hardly permanently decked out in Dior, elegantly sucking a Gitanes in a cigarette holder.

Londoners are just permanently petulant, irritated.

Or just permanently surprised.

And for Mr. Gore, the bright spot in the temporary "McCain Mutiny" of many Democrats is that such voters hardly seem to have permanently abandoned their party.

In a youth-dominated, celebrity-obsessed culture, aggressive marketing for medical products that can temporarily or even permanently augment the skin is hardly a surprise.

However, it has hardly been applied in discussions on a permanently sustainable energy supply, a topic which has gained importance in recent years ("The integrative approach to sustainable development" section).

This concept is illustrated by an example: Exceeding 85 km/h permanently increases fuel consumption excessively while hardly saving time due to traffic effects [18, 19].

That might sound ridiculous, but it's hardly unexpected in a climate where it's thought of as perfectly OK to permanently deport refugees to a nearby developing country.

Not permanently.

Permanently, no.

To be seduced, permanently.