Sentence examples for it hardly represents from inspiring English sources

This is good, but it hardly represents an ironclad defense.

Similarly, "MY KZ, UR BF" isn't horrible, but it hardly represents the earthly incarnation of tidiness.

The price is marked down but it hardly represents Everyday Value.

But in terms of a full-length theater piece, it hardly represents the journey from oppression to civil rights.

What happened in Spain because of those four guys, I'm sorry, but it hardly represents a nation of racists.

However, if that turns out to be a model for Mr Modi, it hardly represents the "minimum government" he likes to claim.Beyond that half-announcement, it was hard to discern any striking new policy.

As we have seen, Burmic suggests a reconstructed form *p-loŋ 2 for this etymon, but it is hardly represented in TB outside Burmish and Ngwi.

That hardly represents a change, but nor has it done anything for confidence in the system, and that, after all, was the problem the IMF agreement was meant to fix.

The first NHS mandate, which sets out the government's expectations of the health service to the NHS Commissioning Board, hardly represents freedom for managers and clinicians but it at least has the feel of moving to an open prison.

A.: It's not impossible, said Louis N. Sorkin, an entomologist at the American Museum of Natural History, though the neighborhood hardly represents a natural habitat.

Though it is a sad day for some fans, Jason Orange's departure from Take That hardly represents a tectonic upheaval in the group's creative dynamic.