Sentence examples for is hardly conceived from inspiring English sources

Unseating a Google or a Facebook is hardly conceived of as a possibility in the startup space these days.

In the case of the telegraph, its revolutionary nature was not underestimated, but the fields in which it could be supplied, it's systemic growth, and the systems which it would be used to operate were hardly conceived of by its American inventor, Samuel Morse.

This strategy, while not entirely random, was hardly well conceived.

Besides welcomely restoring the piece to one act, as it was conceived and is hardly ever played, most theater managers believing that what audiences need most is an intermission, the production of Mr. Gutierrez is less a renewal than a retread, and a very weary one at that.

The show, conceived and written by Ms. Ebersole, is hardly the first musical project to compare the present to the Great Depression.

It is hardly self-evident, even this late in the game, for instance, why sexual overtures should be conceived of as a form of discrimination.

Monson is hardly alone.

Yebes is hardly unique.

That is hardly revolutionary.

Michelle is hardly alone.

That is hardly failing.