Sentence examples for hardly readings from inspiring English sources

Yet these were hardly readings of soulless precision: the players found room within their thoughtful readings for the passion and fire that is the difference between an ad hoc trio performance and one by a group that works together regularly.

But Mr. Holloway's readings are hardly uninflected.

Ms. Jansen's readings are hardly radical reconsiderations, but they have an energizing freshness that reminds you why these works became war horses in the first place.

We have seen that the absolute agreement in single joint scores is (very) poor, but we have also seen that change assignments in readings are hardly if ever effaced by opposite assignments in independent readings.

Reading "more" hardly seems to be the solution….

Then Sean Morrison produced a carbon copy, rising to meet Shorey's kick to give Reading a hardly credible 3-2 lead.

Still, Ec10, as it is known at Harvard, is hardly neutral -- in its readings or its lectures -- and its point of view contributes a good deal to his importance.

The infidels learn the script, but given the theatrical necessity of staged readings nowadays, that would hardly be necessary.

As some workers are hardly exposed to x-rays, the readings of the personal dosimeter can also be used to estimate the dose in the department due to the external natural radiation, Hp(10 Nat_work.

When I was at Reading two years ago when we hardly had any points on the board after 10 games and we just clicked into place and we worked on that".

But two readings by actors who could hardly be further apart have always stuck in my mind.