Sentence examples for hardly treated from inspiring English sources

I never intended writing a detective story and, though the novel clearly has an element of this, it's hardly treated conventionally since it's known "whodunnit" almost from the beginning.

But foreign visitors are hardly treated as walking wallets.

Affluent white women may not have been allowed to vote until 1920, but they were hardly treated the same way as black women or, for that matter, Native American women.

Orthodox Judaism hardly treats women as equal to men.

But she hardly treats them as occasions for soul searching.

Nitschke himself conceded he hardly treats any patients as a GP these days, rather concentrating on his work with Exit.

A defense lawyer from the city's Law Department, Patricia Miller, made it clear that her side of the case would hardly treat Mr. Reuland with kid gloves.

But the film hardly treats the fact of Nazi barbarism as justification for what was done to the women of Berlin by soldiers of the Red Army.

That's hardly treating nominees fairly.

That set up the showdown with the Germans for the right to play in the final, which is hardly being treated as just another game.

While the Crillon need hardly be treated as a period piece, what is put behind Gabriel's facade should have some relationship to French classicism.