Sentence examples for this hardly makes from inspiring English sources

This hardly makes me unique.

But this hardly makes his views irrelevant.

For voters, this hardly makes things easier.

This hardly makes him a Reagan, or even a Dole.

Still, this hardly makes the accounts a big plaything for the rich, according to Mr. McKechnie of the bankers association.

But if the priest feels an unassuageable loneliness, this hardly makes him an "outlawed figure" on the "fringes of society".

As for her assertion that Canadian sealers are just "hard-working men and women in rural communities", Morrissey went straight to the second world war for an analogy: "I should remind Sophie Doucet that building and maintaining the concentration camps of Auschwitz also provided livelihoods, but this hardly made the camps warranted," he wrote.

Deals like this hardly make a Starbucks feel soulful.

This admission hardly makes Kozlowski look good.

The fact that Iran has been found out this time hardly makes much difference to the neighbours' strategic-defensive calculus; nor does the fact that Obama and Brown are pushing a western nuclear disarmament agenda with unusual vigour.

Despite this, the workshop hardly makes ends meet.