Sentence examples for hardly suggesting from inspiring English sources

I'm hardly suggesting anything outré or avant garde.

Despite removing skipper Hughes, Davis' opening five overs disappeared for 35 runs, hardly suggesting that the paceman was about to run through the Australian batting line-up.

Yet in the campaign, candidate Obama repeatedly stressed that success in Afghanistan was central to the war on terrorism, hardly suggesting a scaled-down approach.

Faldo's tee shot to the par three 16th was solid, but it left him a treacherous putt across a sloping green, hardly suggesting that Faldo was about to gain a shot.

Faldo had at least made the cut during Lyle's win the weekend before, but his form was such that he finished a massive 27 shots behind the winner, hardly suggesting that he was about to mount a serious push for the Masters.

He talks about Weisz in the present tense, hardly suggesting any split is actual or imminent: of their living arrangements, he says, "We have a home in Camden," and when I ask whether the couple will be giving their son a Jewish upbringing, again it's in the present.

That hardly suggests a dramatic slowdown.

All this hardly suggests dramatic restructuring.

Which hardly suggests an open, collaborative relationship of trust.

The ambience would hardly suggest anything as basic as bread.

This hardly suggests that Gani is an Islamic State fan.