Sentence examples for thought hardly from inspiring English sources

It was a lighthearted, insignificant jest, Lumpe thought, hardly a test or a ruse.

His placebo study, with Dr. Asbjorn Hrobjartsson, was done by hunting down trials that experts thought hardly existed: those with three patient groups, the treatment, a placebo and no treatment.

What a coward I am, I thought, hardly for the first or the last time in my life; but I took a few moments, hyperventilating, trying to regain control of myself, before I uncovered my ears and retraced my steps.

That thought hardly ever crosses my mind, but last night I wondered".

It was around this time that he expressed the thought, hardly exclusive to him, that in America "the newspapers make the country unfit for a gentleman to live in".

The analogy with thought hardly emphasizes the independence of substance!

What foreign visitors think hardly matters.

"I don't think hardly anything good's happened this year, yet," Valentine said.

I mean he was completely, everything was crushed, I think, hardly recognisable.

For example, the following "Second, once cellular life is established, these gradients work on the cell cycle, bringing about cell cycle errors" is I think hardly a meaningful statement.

By real standards, I thought, we hardly existed.