Sentence examples for has hardly mentioned from inspiring English sources

Since becoming Pope, Francis has hardly mentioned the abuse crisis.

A hundred days after Kim Jong-un's elevation, the North's powerful mythmaking apparatus has hardly mentioned the heir apparent, to the surprise of most North Korea watchers.

In comparison, until recently it has hardly mentioned the liaison role, in which the manager makes contacts outside the vertical chain of command.

Hunter has hardly mentioned it to his players, as if to avoid planting a seed of doubt to their intuitive movement around the court.

Mr. Gore has vowed to lobby for normalizing relations and for China's entry into the World Trade Organization, but he has hardly mentioned this subject on the campaign trail and skipped it again today.

Meanwhile, CBS's "Early Show," which has covered "Survivor" breathlessly since it began, has hardly mentioned the suit, although its co-host, Bryant Gumbel, has been dismissive in discussing it.

Obama was favored to win reëlection, but he had hardly mentioned climate change in the campaign.

Uzbekistan's mass media have hardly mentioned the violence, let alone analysed it.

But so far, the two men have hardly mentioned dance or music.

Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner has not pulled out his checkbook, and fiscal conservatives, for whom the record debt is a rallying cry, have hardly mentioned the idea of giving.

In an ad in his own publication, he saw that in assessing "The Color Purple" he'd written that "Elisabeth Withers-Mendes is PERFECT and irresistible". Only problem was, far from describing her as PERFECT, he had hardly mentioned her.