Sentence examples for views hardly from inspiring English sources

A referee whose decisions did not comply, certainly, with English supporters' views hardly helped.

Though these films all come from film-makers of color, their views hardly represent a monolithic stance on the matter.

Despite their importance from pharmacological and synthetic point of views, hardly there is a comprehensive review of thiazolo[4,5-d]pyrimidines applications in medicinal research to date.

People often ask Liberal Democrat MPs why we are not mentioned in the media more, as if the reason our views hardly ever appear is our lack of effort, or just our lack of views.

But access to an airing of your views hardly means you get what you want anymore.

Each country proclaims its commitment to equality and, in her view, hardly any delivers it substantively to women.

But the trauma inflicted on a very small but, in my biased view, hardly worthless demographic has gone sadly unremarked upon.

The constant turbulence of the atmosphere causes the images of stars to jitter, or "twinkle", smearing them out into smudges so that even the biggest Earth-based telescope affords a view hardly sharper than Galileo's pioneering instrument.

The elder is a disciple of Averroes, which is laudable as far as it goes but, in the caliph's view, hardly prepares one for the realities of leadership.

Such a person, in Confucius' view, hardly merited the standing accorded by birth.

But that view hardly does justice to the existential import of religious experience, and so should be rejected by believers.