Sentence examples for i can hardly accept from inspiring English sources
In 1945, when his party was voted out of office, Winston Churchill refused the honour when it was first offered to him, explaining in private, "I can hardly accept the Order of the Garter from the king after the people have given me the Order of the Boot".
Well it's hard for me to write any roles for me because people can hardly accept that I'm doing nothing and playing nothing in "Tom at the Farm".
Moreover, a politician who once compared himself to Napoleon can hardly accept words like "defeat" or a luxury retirement in his villa in Arcore.
But at the same time, we can hardly accept Mill's descriptions at face value, either.
In short, one can hardly accept that preschool and first-grade children understood what usefulness means and yet did not find the shape of the scissors useful.
They are relatively rich and can hardly accept losing the privileges and the social prestige associated with the management of conventional cotton cooperatives (see also Alidou, 2014).
Moreover, what one can hardly accept is the fact that, on the waiting list there are also young people, who are in need of a heart transplant.
I can hardly bear to imagine.
Personally, I can hardly bear to look.
I can hardly take in his words.
