Sentence examples for hardly quick from inspiring English sources
Besides, the train may be more direct, but it's hardly quick (3.5 hours to travel 174 miles is an average of 50mph).
The likes of Branislav Ivanovic, John Terry, Cesc Fàbregas and even Nemanja Matic have laboured – the Serb was marginally more impressive in the latest loss, at Everton on Saturday – with a hugely experienced but hardly quick rearguard lacking an effective shield to protect them and struggling to adjust to the high defensive line employed at times by the management.
At two and a half hours, "Beyond the Hills" is hardly quick-fire, but Mungiu has already mastered the long haul, and, within it, the long single take.
It is hardly a quick meal.
But as both President Obama and industry chieftains are finding, today's Republican Party is hardly so quick to bow to big business.
But success was hardly a quick spin in the microwave.
But the initial reaction to the still-unfinished proposal hardly suggested a quick resolution.
Tough to say, but it hardly matters when the "quick fix" is this thrilling.
It runs from zero to 60 m.p.h. in 6.7 seconds -- quick, but hardly amazing.
Carla hardly halted, she was quick as a bird, but she managed to drop a kiss on SylviaÂs bent head.
This ignores the awkward fact that the drawing is actually silverpoint, hardly suitable for a quick sketch.
