Sentence examples for hardly revived from inspiring English sources

Under Schottenheimer, the Rams have hardly revived the Greatest Show on Turf.

The new leaders, all men, must also try to win public confidence, the capacity for which had been ground out of Iraqis under Saddam Hussein, and hardly revived by the years of the war that the government has been unable to control, and at times, is even seen to have helped.

With the next American presidential election now getting into gear, however, and cynicism about politics becoming an international sport, the timing for this revived project could hardly be better.

In A Delicate Balance, an ominous domestic drama of 1966 now revived on Broadway, there's hardly a sentence that isn't meant to scratch or slice or slash.

Perhaps some of it is slightly tweaked from days gone by? (I'll never know but with so many shows revived on Broadway you could hardly blame them for taking advantage of it).

As the revived magazine's current editor-at-large, Claire is hardly immune to the prevailing nostalgia for Omni's heyday, but she's also the first to acknowledge that "Omni is the ultimate document of white science fiction bullshit".

And profits keep shrinking, hardly an incentive to revive capital spending.

Revived, the spectator left.

Will it be revived?

The language revived remarkably.

Then it unexpectedly revived.