Sentence examples for hardly though from inspiring English sources
This was hardly, though, the first time a Massachusetts school has tried to paint discrimination as religious freedom.
Hardly, though it is interesting to learn that Carlos the Jackal, after his capture by the French in 1994, told a newspaper "Above all, I am a family man".
Hardly: though the numbers, 5,000 a week, sound alarming, they are a tiny proportion of the 5.1m people who work in the public sector – and that's excluding the staff of our nationalised banks.
Thankfully, the girl's older sister (hardly though - she's 11!) who uploaded the video to YouTube has shed some light on the subject and shared another hilarious video with the world.
Mr. Tompkins's urge to invest in similar eco-projects is hardly finished, though.
It is hardly surprising, though, that the results, known for months, now would go unadvertised.
It hardly mattered, though, as their new songs are so exquisite you don't pine for the "old" ones.
Though hardly an aristocrat, Cleburne was a Southern loyalist.
The screen pass, though hardly practiced last week, was crucial.
The sadistic imagination of Chinese prison authorities, though hardly unique, is often remarkable.
