Sentence examples for hardly that of from inspiring English sources
But Mr Bush's handling of that crisis was hardly that of a new cold warrior.
Abe described Cannataci's assessment as "extremely unbalanced" and said his conduct was "hardly that of an objective expert".
Everyone knows the Hendrix childhood was hardly that of a model family – a mother who left, and a father who drank more than he cared.
The play is a history play in a sense, dealing as it does with the great Trojan War celebrated in Homer's Iliad, and yet its purpose is hardly that of telling the story of the war.
The pursuit of good exam results was hardly that of a wiseass, and since this was all I really had – my position provided me with so much that I had hungered for – everyone knew who I was.
Indeed, during his recent visit to Rome, it was politely but firmly pointed out that that his record in office was hardly that of a conscientious Catholic.More attractive to Mr Blair is probably the Roman church's vast international reach and professed interest in the poorest people in the world.
It was hardly that easy, of course, and hardly that direct of a route from one phase of Susana Balbo's professional life to the current, more expanded phase.
Variation of E mainly influences the charge transfer process of dπPt ⇒ 2π*CO, but hardly influences that of σCO ⇒ Pt.
But outside, there was hardly that unanimity of view.
But it's hardly remarkable that most of Mueller's investigators appear to be Democratic donors.
