Sentence examples for was hardly defined from inspiring English sources
The "problem" with this account, as it were, is that Wilson's political life was hardly defined by racism.
She's hardly defined by her foibles.
The needs are less obvious and uncovering them will take longer, as will developing a prototype since the solution is hardly defined.
This may be particularly true in childhood when, in recently exposed children, the boundary line between primary TB and LTBI may be hardly defined.
It's confused because "non-linear TV" is hardly ever defined and is used to mean very different things.
But this year's Court is hardly one defined by vigorous defense of individual freedoms.
Although the term routinization is sometimes used in studies on sustainability it is hardly ever defined or operationalized.
That welcome-to-the-playoffs moment on Thursday night may have stood out, but it was hardly the only defining physical example in the Sharks' 6-3 win.
Defining history is hardly easier than defining myth, but a historical approach necessarily involves both establishing a chronological framework for events and comparing and contrasting rival traditions in order to produce a coherent account.
Meredith Monk's career work has long been described, though hardly defined, in terms of its protean nature.
