Sentence examples for hardly wanted from inspiring English sources

Whitman was running not for senator but for governor, in a race that hardly wanted for coverage.

Perhaps the real tragedy of the new boat people is that once they make it to Europe, they are hardly wanted.

One Vatican official, referring to the American bishops, said, "They have passed from a situation in which they hardly wanted to intervene at all into one in which they want to intervene too much".

The world hardly wanted for continental synth pioneers in the 70s, but Jarre was dashing and glamorous, not adjectives anyone was in a hurry to apply to Vangelis or Florian Schneider from Kraftwerk.

Barcelona's preparations were hampered when the midfielder Xavi was ruled out for a fortnight with a leg injury, but they hardly wanted for fluency as they took the lead after 13 minutes.

John Maine, pitching for the first time since leaving Saturday's game in Philadelphia with a left forearm cramp, tied a season high by issuing five walks and hardly wanted to discuss his troubles afterward.

Kreuzberg, in Berlin, hardly wants for character.

Even today, you'd hardly want one as a present.

A STATE built upon a vast swamp should hardly want for water.

That would make financial sense for both sides: SBI hardly wants to alienate such good customers.

I've got a tin of the sods and hardly want to leave them here.