Sentence examples for hardly prone from inspiring English sources

Steve, a man hardly prone to hyperbole, later told the West Australian: "It is the best innings I have ever seen from a 19-year-old.

The Greens' visceral hostility to nuclear power is irrational (the state of Baden-Württemberg is hardly prone to Japanese-style tsunamis); closing plants makes electricity costlier and Germany's (and Europe's) ambitious targets for reducing carbon emissions harder to meet.

However, there was little indication of an Al toxicity risk in soil and of acute Al toxicity in plants likely reflecting that tree species are well adapted to the environmental conditions at our study site and thus hardly prone to Al toxicity.

SCANDAL-PRONE, or just prone and scandalous?

If girls are forced into such exposure at school functions, I figure -- why not level the playing field... Boys are hardly ever prone to such baring of the 'bootay' as women.

An experimental design in one emergency care centre, however, is hardly possible and prone to contamination effects.

This poet protagonist of Samuel R. Delany's evocative novel is hardly so exalted, more prone to glancing at his toilet and his own "weak flow" than to glancing "from heaven to earth, from earth to heaven" (as Shakespeare said poets are wont to do).

Bottas was slow and mistake-prone, which is hardly a successful combination in this business.

My life is not so different, really, and though I'm less prone to depression I hardly leap out of bed every day bursting with disgusting go-get-'em-girl vim and vigour.

The only notable defenestration has been Paul Neillill, and the gaffe-prone treasury secretary was hardly rushed to the door.

But Murray, still overly prone to dark thoughts, was hardly the same steady flame that Djokovic has been this season.