Sentence examples for hardly superb from inspiring English sources
Made by me, however — even guided by intuition, experience and recipes — tamago toji was if not pathetic then hardly superb, a series of bad guesses resulting in an edible batch of decently cooked noodles in a cloudy, not-especially-good-tasting broth, with clumps of overcooked egg.
Decent if hardly spectacular looks and superb controls weren't enough to compensate for the slightly lacklustre action.
Simply on the technical merits of the case, the intelligence community's performance, while far from superb, was hardly as bad as the senators assert.
It wasn't the best use of the orchestra, and Testé's stiffness hardly helped, but Damrau's superb charisma and vocal control in "Venerabile, o padre" was a treat.
Indeed, Rafael Benitez's side are now winless in four games in all competitions, and although there were some enterprising moments, not least Lampard's and Mata's superb goals, this result will hardly win Benitez any new fans at Stamford Bridge.
These facilities have led to Miombo's reputation as a superb mid-range option, but this hardly does justice to the warmth and magic the camp provides.
He would thank me for them and usually say: 'Some of them I liked - some of them [strong Australian cadence] I didn't.' The superb cast the film has (on a hardly munificent budget) was largely down to Fred Michaell Caine, Tom Courtenay, David Hemmings, Bob Hoskins and Ray Winstone.
Bell and Root takes a single apiece to end a superb first hour for England – no wickets and hardly any false strokes.
Today, the Lexus LS — the target at which Hyundai has taken dead aim — is hardly the benchmark, but the oldest car in a class overflowing with superb choices.
