Sentence examples for hardly relieved from inspiring English sources
They were like, "ah, no worries, you won't have to pay, and thank you for being honest!" This hardly relieved me.
To say, as Wilkins does, that they were "morally crippled by their culture and politically shackled by the grating chain that snaked through the new republic and diminished every life it touched" hardly relieves the great men of their historic responsibility.
We can be reasonably sure that drones, in their killing function, can hardly relieve us of that task.
Rao was relieved but hardly surprised.
But the round-the-clock barrage of bad news is hardly likely to relieve depression.
Brazil's top economic officials persuaded 16 international banks yesterday to maintain their lending at current levels, a move that relieved some but hardly all the anxiety in that country's financial markets.
He seemed relieved: the F.S.A. can hardly afford to open a second front against the formidable Islamist brigades.
He was finally relieved by rookie Pedro Baez, who hardly proved up to the moment.
Sarkozy, a fine orator but hardly a born smiler, seemed more impatient than relieved; triumphalism does not become him, being no substitute for work.
But an overbearing sense of responsibility and guilt, relieved by the occasional eruption of self-destructive disorder, is hardly a recipe for bodily and mental wellbeing.
