Sentence examples for what I hardly from inspiring English sources

I have what I hardly think is a unique problem, but I am at a loss about how to handle it.

What I hardly ever saw mentioned was deodorant.

For me, the big treat is not to eat in a different three-star restaurant twice a day, but to indulge in what I hardly ever get during the rest of the year: simple home cooking.

And there was that in Penny, which now the dream made vivid to me, what I had hardly felt before, a sheltering love, young as she was, recent as our touching was, little as I gave her; she would sacrifice for me.

"What I can hardly believe is that when I was a schoolboy he was doing Sunday Night at the Palladium - and he's still doing today what he was doing on stage then". In 1928 Bruce Forsyth was born in Edmonton, on the outskirts of north London, where his father owned a garage.

What I saw online hardly made it less so.

"Approximating what I do is hardly economically feasible," said Dr. Agronin, the author of "How We Age".

Because I was physically incapable of being in more than one classroom during the national anthem, what I observed was hardly definitive.

When I fought to live that night, I hardly knew what I was fighting for.

"I hardly knew what I was doing, like a wild hunter-dog.

I felt bad all the time, and thought every minute my time would come; I felt so excited that I hardly knew what I was about, and felt worse than dead".