Sentence examples for hardly reserved from inspiring English sources

But lofty prices are hardly reserved for refined establishments.

Hardship, however, is hardly reserved for those immigrants without parents.

Of course, this sort of crisis in a decades-long marriage is hardly reserved for the K.G.B.

The between-the-legs shot off a lob — increasingly and inelegantly called a tweener — is hardly reserved for tennis royalty like Federer.

It's well worth noting that the services of both charter schools and "charter parks" are hardly reserved for New York's wealthy who, of course, send their children to private schools and may even live in a neighborhood such as Gramercy Park, the entrance to whose namesake carriage park, which is truly private, requires a key.

What shouldn't go unmentioned, however, is that while the circumstances were unique, the military muscle displayed by law enforcement is hardly reserved for responding to rare acts of terrorism.

A jam session on the other hand is an opportunity for you to apply the techniques that you have been working on in your practice sessions Most drummers allocate enough time to jamming sessions but hardly reserve time for focused practice sessions.

As Kishner notes, betting on sports has hardly been reserved for shadowy gamblers: "It's a part of American culture, wagering on sports.

There are vehement denials of the proposition that banks' lending is limited by their deposits, or that the monetary base plays any important role; banks, we're told, hold hardly any reserves (which is true), so the Fed's creation or destruction of reserves has no effect.

We thought the common American reaction to the Gagarin and Titov flights "reserved" was hardly the word for it- & wondered what our student in Moscow could conceivably have expected the Russians.

Touré is more reserved, though hardly as quiet as the film's Marieme; on screen, it's Touré's deeply interiorised melancholy that makes her character so enigmatically compelling.