Sentence examples for hardly understand it from inspiring English sources

Sometimes pop music is so damn high-falutin' I can't hardly understand it.

But when six people make $2bn doing something that we can hardly understand, it is wrong to ask us to suspend our scepticism.

I HARDLY understood it myself.

But half the time you can hardly understand him.

After all, if each of a human's 11 trillion cells were presented to you one at a time, you'd hardly understand what it means to be a human so too for the universe.

Camilla is distracted from him, harbouring a resentment he can hardly understand; he feels it "rising like a vapour" as they lie side by side in the tent, looking at the "vision of leaf-shadows" stencilled on its fabric.

"You can hardly understand a word of it, he mumbles all through it, but visitors absolutely love it," curator Debbie James said.

But hardly anyone appears to understand it.

Persistent rumours suggest that Mr Brown plans to take up to £5 billion a year from pension funds by modifying this tax, which, as hardly anybody understands it, would take feathers from the goose without much hissing.

"Hardly anybody understands it," Lanning said, adding that people can't seem to grasp that it's abuse whether a child enjoys the attention or not, and even when a child willingly returns to the abuser, for more abuse, again and again.

Nicholson is a prisoner now, yet he tells the warm evening air, and the Japanese commandant who hardly understands him, that he's given the army 28 years.