Ruscha's quote to the effect that "Vital art is made out of things that the general population has overlooked" hardly helps to answer the question.
I was startled to find I could hardly speak to answer their questions without coming to the verge of tears.
Exhausted by the journey and the ordeal that had preceded it, missing her children, anxious about the unexpected attention, uncertain of her future as a refugee in an unknown, very foreign place, Lamija hardly knew how to answer.
In this instrument, the mother will choose if the situations described are true or not at all, or at which frequency they are true, by choosing to answer "no", "hardly ever"; "no, not very often"; "yes, some of the time"; and "yes, most of the time".
If we do not ask them, and if we do not attempt to answer them, we can hardly make heads or tails of questions such as the ones that deans and presidents were asked.
This question is very difficult to answer since it is hardly possible to systematically track this information with medicinal chemists on a per-project basis.
Hardly anyone objects to answering these questions.
The second will try to answer the harder questions: what to do about countries that have liberalised only partly (eg, Morocco and Jordan) or hardly at all (eg, Syria and Algeria).The answer in both cases is to offer "more for more": more economic benefits for more democracy.
Hardly the simplest question to answer.
In response to Egypt, the Foreign Secretary could hardly answer "No comment".
"Even in the movie," Arabian says, "there's a scene where Cube is sitting there and the reporter asks, 'How does it feel to have all this money?' and Cube couldn't hardly answer!
