Sentence examples for hardly reserved for 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.

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.

But this argument overlooks the fact that the McJob is hardly a niche of the labor market reserved for the uneducated few.

(They hardly ever used that word, "breasts". It was reserved for medical matters, uttered in lowered voices).

That speed is usually reserved for emergency legislation that has wide support – hardly a description of the academies bill.

The idea that a messy house is reserved for boys is so completely beyond reality that I can hardly bring myself to point out that girls also leave messes ev-er-y-where.

And when he won it — in straight but hardly straightforward sets against Dudi Sela — he celebrated with the kind of emotion usually reserved for victories late in the second week of a Slam instead of early in the first.

Although Brahms was hardly unknown territory for Bernstein, the composer's scores never occupied the Olympian ground he reserved for Beethoven, there favoring speed and lean textures but also majesty.