Sentence examples for has hardly given from inspiring English sources

Deeply private, she has hardly given any interviews.

Some of these organisations complain that A4e has hardly given them any work to do at all; other voices claim that the company takes a big cut of their funds, and does precious little in return.

But Mr. McCain, whose own organization in Ohio consists basically of a loose-knit band of volunteers, has hardly given up in a state that could be critical to his survival in his race for the presidency.

Mr. Mackintosh, though, has hardly given up and is handsomely represented in the West End this season by a revival of the 1960 musical "Oliver!," adapted from Charles Dickens's "Oliver Twist".

Coming 10 days after a granite monument to the Ten Commandments had been removed from the rotunda of the Alabama judicial building, angering many Christian conservatives, Mr. Riley's gesture sent a clear signal: He may have suffered a humiliating defeat in the tax vote, but he has hardly given up his political base in the right wing of the Republican Party.

Over a beer, this man complains that he is plagued by a recurring dream about being chased by 26 savage dogs, and explains how the dream relates to the 1982 Lebanese war - a period to which he has hardly given a second thought before now, but which has mysteriously returned to plague him.

But international negotiators have hardly given up.

Mexico are perfectly content with how this is playing out - they've hardly given Brazil a sniff, Neymar and Oscar unable to get into the game at all.

As for the five-set final two years ago, when Nadal topped Federer and asserted himself as the best player in the world (until his injuries), Nadal said he had hardly given that a second thought.

Of course, Khan and Nehra's bowling has something to do with that: they've hardly given Smith or Amla anything - indeed, Smith poked and missed at one outside his off-sump in that over.

The president, however, insisted that Republican leaders had "hardly given a second thought" to a whole list of priorities, including saving Social Security, strengthening Medicare and "continuing to put the education of our children first".