Sentence examples for hardly raising from inspiring English sources

We had spent the interminable dark winter immersed in the Middle Ages, hardly raising our heads to see if the 15th century ever arrived.

But on the Religious Restoration Freedom Act in Indiana, which became an international news story in March of last year -- in the news cycle for days as Pence became a laughingstock on national television unable to defend the law -- we've seen scant coverage in this campaign, with Pence rarely asked about it and much of the media hardly raising it.

In years past, Mr. Johnson's ties hardly raised an eyebrow.

The shot hardly raises a flicker from the partisan fans.

That a government official would earn millions in side business deals hardly raises eyebrows in Russia.

But on Broadway, where handshake deals are still typical business practice, it hardly raised an eyebrow.

But in recent days, Mr. Lazio has hardly raised the subject himself unless prompted by reporters.

These days strands of magenta hardly raise even an unpierced eyebrow.

As for the "British problem", it hardly raised its head during this summit.

Nowadays, IVF and related forms of assisted conception are so commonplace as to hardly raise comment in most quarters.

In Italy, as in the rest of Europe, a wink here and a peek there hardly raise moral indignation.