Sentence examples for hardly referenced from inspiring English sources

But since this was a tour group of 24 New Yorkers, the first question hardly referenced landmark preservation: "Could you please speak up?" Brenda Steere asked, competing with the music track in the Plaza's new subterranean luxury shopping mall.

The book itself is hardly referenced directly, until the actor references one of its characters, Maxine Tarnow ("a grade A MILF").

To the majority of Germans, the 1982 semi-final is long forgotten, part of a bygone, pre-unification era and it has hardly been referenced in the buildup to this tie.

Joseph Conrad's "Heart of Darkness", a piece most writers can hardly avoid referencing when speaking of the 'dark continent', continues to leave a lingering hangover in the international media and global perceptions.

Even the extensively referenced Kate Michelman, hardly a centrist, escapes categorization.

To tackle inequality we need to start actually talking about it: there are hardly any references to inequality in the post 2015 High Level Panel report.

Mr. Bush's upbeat assessment of the two wars made hardly any reference to the problems he will leave to President-elect Barack Obama.

There was a Web site called Rinkfights.com, a hardly veiled reference to hockeyfights.com, which allows fans to vote on the winner and review fights.

There are long-term implications for anyone who may have to declare that they have been subject to compulsory detention; despite all the efforts to reduce stigma, it is hardly a reference.

In her autobiography, The Path to Power, there are hardly any references to Rab Butler, the architect of the postwar Tory party, nor even to his great 1944 Education Act.

Another absence: High Windows, unlike the last books, contains hardly any reference to individual women, apart from a dead prostitute of uncertain name ("Kitty or Katy"), at whose funeral in Dublin other prostitutes tenderly dance.