Sentence examples for hardly summarizes from inspiring English sources
Although "Vitruvian Man" hardly summarizes Leonardo's mature vision of the world, one idea embedded in the drawing did remain essential to his thinking: microcosmic man.
In general, the patterns at individual and population levels may differ substantially, and thus be hardly summarized by some statistics or predicted with some confidence.
Kepler's complete corpus can be hardly summarized as a "system" of ideas like scholastic philosophy or the new Cartesian systems which arose in the second half of the 17th century.
The value and advantages of the naturally occurring evolutionary mutant models can hardly be summarized in one sentence.
β-Cell functional mass can hardly be summarized in one single number for the simple reason that the β-cell copes with awfully complex and diverse tasks.
But simply summarizing its chapters hardly does justice to a book that is crammed with interesting and often obscure facts, lively speculations, and measured judgments on some of the more extravagant sociobiological claims about human reproductive behaviors.
Often he resorts to the formulaic summarizing sentence: "Though he had hardly left the arena, he was now unmistakably back in it," Meacham writes of Jefferson during Washington's second term.
Hardly a day goes by anymore when I don't hear about a reportedly "radical, new" business concept summarized succinctly as "X" (some well-known existing business) for "Y" (some specific market segment, use case, or other qualifier).
"So that summarizes that".
