Sentence examples for it hardly means from inspiring English sources

But while my Russian birth affords me the ability to enjoy gymnastics without pondering its peculiarities, it hardly means that any gymnastics will do.

Immortality is nice, but it hardly means that a song can rest on its laurels.

It hardly means that he applauded what Mr. Goldstein did.

But it hardly means that either of them are off the hook.

And just because this is the first recorded death from heatstroke in N.F.L. history, it hardly means that it will be the last.

Although it hardly means that he is content with the roster he now has after nearly completely renovating it during the regular season, Thomas avoided the temptation of trading up in a draft in which nearly every lottery pick seemed up for grabs.

And while the president did grant an audience to I.C.C. officials in May, it hardly meant much, Mr. Elegbe insisted, since he has also met with hundreds of other entities and officials.

Obama's presence in the White House, path-breaking and historic as it is, hardly means that race no longer matters in America, these experts say.

The council now has the power to make interim rule changes, but that hardly means it will do so at its next meeting Sunday.

That hardly means it has to be serious.

The fact that the Supreme Court is hearing the cases hardly means it is about to ratify same-sex marriage.