Sentence examples for to hardly be from inspiring English sources
The former accuses Gould of twisting debates to 'put himself on the side of the angels', while the latter has described Gould's ideas as being 'so confused as to hardly be worth bothering with'.
So I must give the impression I have time even when I might not, and I must listen and watch for the clues, verbal and non-verbal, which might be so subtle as to hardly be there.
This seems to hardly be something discussed in the media.
When we finally did return home months later, it was to a house so moldy and ransacked as to hardly be recognizable.
The opinion that Israel is somehow committing the same atrocities on the Palestinians as the Nazis perpetrated on the Jews in WWII is such an extreme minority among Holocaust survivors, as to hardly be worth mentioning.
The impediments to reform can hardly be exaggerated.
The evidence for attributing such skepticism to Bayle could hardly be stronger.
If he succeeds, the right to be forgotten could hardly be more welcome to endangered MPs.
Neil MacGregor, moving over to the British Museum, could hardly be replaced.
This distinction is often difficult to apply but can hardly be avoided.
The importance of carbohydrates to living things can hardly be overemphasized.
