Sentence examples for hardly slight from inspiring English sources
Vintage favorites include "Fiddler on the Roof" and "The Sound of Music," "Cabaret" and "Chicago," but the current scene is hardly slighted.
Such a story is hardly casual or slight; if anything, it's too finished, too definitive.
He is, evidently, still learning his craft – hardly a major slight against a teenager straight out of school – but ammunition nonetheless for the doubters who questioned Utah's decision to draft him at number five.
But that hardly diminishes the slight but genuine pleasure to be had from one of his stage designs, his films, paintings, books or, in later years, political actions; the pleasure which comes from imagining some respectable Guildford Marjorie who can't believe her own ears and eyes.
Prunty shook his head, a slight motion, hardly a movement at all.
The incline in the road is so slight you hardly notice it," he said.
Mr. Long was the strongman on the bottom and Mr. Sundby, slight but hardly a weakling any longer, balanced atop on one or both hands or one foot.
Though the course itself is hardly challenging – bar a slight drag on each passage of the Champs Élysées and the uneven cobbles – this is essentially a city centre criterium course and it is the symbolism of riding on one of the greatest stages in world sport that is important.
The far left is not dominating the political debate in the slightest; it hardly has a voice at all.
The minutes hardly made waves, with a slight rise in stocks after the report and a brief rally in bonds.
