Sentence examples for hardly repeat from inspiring English sources

I can hardly repeat what she said".

If "The Hard Nut" were only a thumbed nose, though, its draw would be thin — hardly repeat material.

Such a pattern, a complete list of which sensory nerves are firing, and in which order, will hardly ever repeat itself.

All those statistics have been discussed so much recently that they're hardly worth repeating — except that they've been discussed so much that they're hardly worth repeating, and yet we're all still drinking this stuff.

All those statistics have been discussed so much recently that they're hardly worth repeating except that they've been discussed so much that they're hardly worth repeating, and yet we're all still drinking this stuff.

"Many people tell you of their protest fatigue, and many believe that not just the numbers but the spirit of the Orange Revolution will hardly be repeated - whatever the tools," says the former head of the BBC's Ukrainian service Olexiy Solohubenko.

The heroism of the individual firefighters and police officers is now so legendary it hardly needs repeating.

They are all ferociously learned yet utterly readable, and he hardly ever repeats himself as far as I can see".

To claim that "My So-Called Life" is great, watershed television is to say something so firmly ingrained in the conventional wisdom that it hardly bears repeating.

It hardly needs repeating that the lasting consequences of Cameron's crisis management are the destabilisation of Europe more generally and the UK in particular.

Many of the criticisms of the FBI story are nitpicky and hardly bear repeating, and some are imaginary, but a few seem significant enough to consider.