Sentence examples for hardly state from inspiring English sources

That's plenty for 5-by-7-inch prints, e-mailed photos and eBay-item snapshots, but it's hardly state of the art.

Much of the material was ancient slapstick: Abbott and Costello, Laurel and Hardy, Charlie Chaplin and the Marx Bothers -- great stuff, but hardly state of the art.

Although the publication of email addresses (hardly state secrets) is not a threat in itself, their disclosure can only be extremely embarrassing for a company selling itself as an expert on security, while the release of passwords adds to the alarm.

As some observers like to say, the public research universities are now state located and state named, but hardly state supported.

The video was mocked widely in Egypt for its unintentional humor, xenophobia and the fact that the things Egyptians are heard complaining about – gas prices and transportation difficulties – are hardly state secrets.

While hardly state-of-the-art, it's a charming space.

Hardly state-of-the-art technology.

These are hardly states -- or judiciaries -- known for their radicalism.

Moves to change so-called net metering arrangements were notably beaten back this spring in both Louisiana and Idaho -- hardly states known for liberal politics or environmental activism.

Hardly any state is more Democratic.

It was hardly a state of grace, however.