Sentence examples similar to was hardly realised from inspiring English sources

From a theoretical perspective, this study on the activities physicians may engage into promote their competence in diagnosing and treating patients confirms that deliberate practice is hardly realised during work (Ericsson et al. 1993).

But he actually loved to be involved and the nicest aspect was that he hardly realised that any of his contributions was exceptional.

Fallada died soon after the book appeared and it faded into obscurity with him, probably because Becher and the party realised it was hardly an ennobling story of anti-fascism.

At one point, when the room service arrived (after five hours, but this was hardly a time to complain), we realised the extent of the damage inside the hotel - the waiter apologised profusely, explaining that it had be hard to prepare the food as the gas had got into the kitchen.

And besides, it all happened so quickly that there was hardly time for the other runners up front to realise what had happened.

"I realised there was a great opportunity as there was hardly any innovation in this area.

During a state visit to England in 1866, Abu Bakar was commonly addressed as the "Maharaja" of Johor and led him to realise that the Malay title of Temenggong was hardly known to the Western World.

Little did Capote realise where it would lead, but he did know from the start that he would require some help, for his manner by now was hardly conducive to getting police officers to open up.

Sucrose was hardly hydrolyzed.

She was hardly unique.

Medication adherence was hardly measured.