Sentences with hardly
hard·ly
H h - I hardly know you.
- Hardly a day goes by without a visit from someone.
- It could be hardly stated that the payment of this amount represented value for money.
- Just limited number of options that hardly challenge your ingenuity.
- I can hardly believe it's been over eight years since you used to go camping at Cedar Creek.
- He had hardly collected the papers on his desk when the door burst open.
- With carpenters nailing, compressors running and boom boxes playing competing melodies on every floor, you can hardly hear yourself think.
- The obvious reason is that they hardly come across them in their remote places and do not have the wherewithal to travel to Europe and meet them.
- We have not seen the letter, so we can hardly comment on it.
- 'They all thought you were marvellous!'—'Well, hardly.'.
- The energies are frantic and you hardly have time to catch your breath.
- Since hardly, scarcely, and barely already have negative force, it is redundant to use another negative in the same clause: he had hardly had (not he hadn't hardly had) time to think; there was scarcely any (not scarcely no) bread left
- We hardly knew the family
- He could hardly hold the cup
- He will hardly incriminate himself
- hardly the person to ask
- I can't really deal hardly with people.
- With this the second of three games in seven days for Stoke, it was hardly surprising to see nine changes from the side that started against Newcastle in the Premier League on Monday.
- I think the Beatles are a really overrated band. ― Hardly!
- We had hardly reached the lake when it started raining. hardly any; hardly ever.
- That report is hardly surprising.
- He will hardly come now.