Sentence examples for hardly sought from inspiring English sources

Unlike other capitals, the city has hardly sought to erase its history.

Romney has hardly sought to endear himself with Europeans, holding the EU up as a failed model and implicitly accusing Obama of being a closet "European" – big government, social welfare, and "entitlement" culture.

When she was a kid, council housing was hardly sought after.

Dissatisfied blacks are hardly seeking a white president.

But while today's antiwar activists may draw inspiration from those times, they hardly seek to emulate the 1960s.

After all, our brains are products of evolution, which is a blind process that hardly seeks to maximize the good, or make us morally best.

Though he did promptly scale down his public work, Makepeace, then 62, hardly now sought out an entirely indolent existence.

The NRL should hardly be seeking to reduce the exposure State Of Origin gives the game nationally.

Hardly anyone seeks to abolish the death penalty, even though, in most years, Texas executes as many people as the rest of America put together.

This may be the birthplace of mankind, but it is hardly surprising that humans sought other continents to live in.

Although hardly a liberal, he sought to placate and co-opt the respect-seeking middle class by creating perks and promoting the illusion that Moscow is a typical European city.