I hardly have any friends in this new city because I just moved here.
The movie was so boring that I hardly stayed awake until the end.
I hardly ever eat breakfast because I am always in a rush in the morning.
My little sister hardly understands what I am saying because she is only two years old.
My dog hardly ever barks, he is so quiet and well-behaved.
I can hardly wait for my birthday party tomorrow!
She hardly ever eats vegetables, but she loves fruit.
He worked hard all week and could hardly keep his eyes open during the movie.
It was so cold outside that I could hardly feel my fingers.
We hardly know each other, but I think we could be good friends.
"The exam was so difficult, I could hardly answer any of the questions."
"I hardly recognize her now that she's cut her hair."
"It's hardly worth going out in this weather, just stay inside and watch a movie."
"I can hardly believe how fast the time has gone by."
"Hardly anyone showed up to the meeting yesterday."
The restaurant was hardly busy on weekdays, but always packed on weekends.
Despite studying for hours, he could hardly solve the math problem.
Hardly had I started my new job, when the pandemic hit and everything changed.
She was hardly able to contain her excitement when she received the acceptance letter.
Hardly a week goes by without her practicing her piano skills.
I can hardly believe that it's already been a year since we last saw each other.
Hardly had I finished my presentation when the audience started applauding.
The restaurant staff worked so hard that they could hardly catch a breath during the peak hours.
Hardly anyone turned up to the party, which was a disappointment for the host.
Despite studying for hours, I can hardly understand this complex physics problem.
Despite facing a tough challenge, the athlete hardly showed any signs of exhaustion as he crossed the finish line.
Despite the long and difficult journey, the hiker hardly complained, taking in the stunning views and enjoying the experience.
The young author's debut novel was hardly a success, receiving lackluster reviews from critics and readers alike.
The company's CEO hardly had time for a break, constantly attending meetings and making important decisions.
The politician's promises of reform were hardly convincing to the public, who questioned their sincerity.