Sentence examples for has hardly figured from inspiring English sources

In Nikpah's lifetime, Afghanistan has hardly figured at the Olympics.

But migration has hardly figured in the German general-election campaign.

One issued that has hardly figured in the election campaign is the question of human rights violations that may have been committed by the military in the fight against the Tigers.

The Brazilian Championship is approaching the halfway stage, but Neymar has hardly figured.

The combative midfielder scored in the penalty shoot-out against the Blues but since then he has hardly figured for the Old Trafford club.

It will be noted, however, that throughout Herder's aesthetics the notion of play has hardly figured at all; it has been mentioned only in connection with the superficial art of painting rather than with the deeper arts of sculpture, poetry, and even music.

Curiously, worries about the warming Arctic had hardly figured in the region's long debate.

If Johnny hadn't made our careers, he had, after all, made our nights, and almost thirteen years after he was gone from public view — and there has hardly been a figure in show business who was as gone as Carson was after he did his last show — we could still hear his voice and see his slow burns and double takes.

Evans, who died in 1988, has hardly been an obscure figure in jazz.

Indeed the buxom blonde, who sniffled disingenuously during the hearings, has hardly been a sympathetic figure.

Although that figure has hardly varied over 50 years, the rise of scepticism and the decline of determined credulity marks an important shift in American culture.