Sentence examples for hardly testifies from inspiring English sources

THE fact that the most exciting moment of the general-election campaign came two weeks ago, when the deputy prime minister punched a protestor, hardly testifies to a lively or compelling debate.

The horrific events that we read about and view in vivid television reports hardly testify to an imminent state of spiritual elevation.

On the way from the apartment in Ozone Park to the home of their target in Brooklyn, the five men hardly spoke, Mr. Tejada testified.

Even Mr. James, who last year told the grand jury, "This is my family in here," testified that he hardly went in the club anymore.

I worked at the BBC when it launched the idea of rooms that were part workshop, part office – calling each one a "woffice" – so I can testify that W1A hardly exaggerates.

Congress held a hearing on Pandora's rate-cut bill last fall, at which a Grammy-winning artist and producer, Jimmy Jam, testified, "It's hardly fair to ask the very people who enable Pandora's business to work for below-market rates".

Emphatic that the CIA's Operation Merlin was hardly known to anyone, Rice testified: "This program was very closely held.

But as the queues of hopefuls outside casting auditions around Los Angeles testify, the industry is hardly struggling to fill roles.

[2] Mr. Burkhauser is hardly an impartial expert: he has testified repeatedly as a Republican witness at Congressional hearings aimed at cutting SSI and other disability programs.

"It is an atypical case," Dr. Wecht said after testifying, although his findings were hardly conclusive.

And, as Chambers can testify, even perfect musical marriages hardly ever last.