Sentence examples for would hardly come from inspiring English sources

Other presidents haven't usually bothered to make those observations, which would hardly come as news to the assembled legislators to whom the speech is ostensibly addressed.

According to Life & Style and the Daily Mail, the pregnant singer has wed fiancé Simon Konecki in secret -- which would hardly come as a surprise after the secret baby bomb news Adele threw our way back in June.

"We would hardly get anything else done".

That groups like the Islamic State (ISIS) would choose to fight "asymmetrically" should hardly come as a surprise to anyone who's ever been confronted by a much bigger and better armed kid in a schoolyard.

That latter observation need hardly come as a surprise: why, after all, would one put any serious effort into opposing performance art?

You would think that this would be a great time to address the question of handgun proliferation, but it has hardly come up in Washington at all.

This news should hardly come as a surprise though, since Laura did say she'd see us again in 2016.

They hardly come to mind.

These differences hardly come as a shock.

In fact, it's hardly come up.

That will hardly come as news to SportsCenter fans.