Sentence examples for maybe hardly from inspiring English sources
"That, of course, results in players at other holes carrying on with play, players waiting behind on the 11th tee maybe hardly having hit a shot, and I appreciate people thinking that that might be unfair and unreasonable, but it takes a smarter guy than me to actually avoid that".
He is so good with these computers, it's unbelievable," Trump says, then saying that "[t]he security aspect of cyber" is maybe "hardly doable". Trump knows cyber, because his kid does crazy things with his computer and therefore, maybe cyber is hard.
And, when he misses his family, he finally discovers that "we're related to each other in ways we never fully understand, maybe hardly understand at all, but my family is pulling at me now as, at 42, I come to realize the meaning of my life...
We pine for what we don't have and can never relive, hardly ever thinking that, maybe, just maybe, these truly are the good old days.
While "Definitely, Maybe" is hardly perfect, it navigates the choppy waters of modern courtship with commendable, understated honesty.
"Drummer Down," "Two Gone Over," "Scandale d'Estime" and "Two Things, Dimly, Were Going at Each Other" are magnificent: baggy monsters, maybe, but hardly loose.
It's a solid double, maybe, but hardly the grand slam that was last summer's "Gypsy," which subsequently transferred to Broadway and scored three Tonys.
But since the pardons have only symbolic value, maybe it hardly matters if they end up restricted to the gloriously talented dead, the fashionable dead, dead subjects of successful biopics and those dead recently enough to benefit from concerned descendants.
Not contentment, but happiness knowing that maybe -- just maybe -- the most explosive running back you've hardly heard of has put his injury-riddled past behind him.
And maybe it's hardly doable.
"We have a new chairman and he is in charge, so he has to answer your questions, maybe," Benitez said, hardly taking the opportunity to extol the news.
