Examples of 'hardly heard' in a sentence
Meaning of "hardly heard"
hardly heard: This phrase implies that something is seldom or rarely listened to or noticed. It can be used to describe a quiet sound, an unpopular opinion, or an unnoticed detail in a larger context
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hardly heard
We hardly heard you in the kitchen at all.
The other people hardly heard them.
Luis hardly heard this last comment.
The public has hardly heard of it.
I hardly heard what she said.
For decades the diagram was hardly heard from.
I have hardly heard you like this before.
Good investigators are hardly heard from.
I hardly heard a peep out of him.
Of which he had hardly heard.
But he hardly heard her words.
Presidential candidates of other political parties are hardly heard or seen in the state.
We have hardly heard it at all over the summer.
But in his excitement it seemed the father hardly heard his son.
She hardly heard his words.
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But it had a lot of static and could not be hardly heard at all.
I hardly heard him over the sound of my scream.
My family has hardly heard of Micky.
I hardly heard it at the time.
But their voice in the Parliament is hardly heard.
We have hardly heard from her in almost two years.
What a wonderful woman we have hardly heard of!
I hardly heard him get up.
Since then I have hardly heard of her singing.
Hardly heard over here.
Joseph hardly heard her.
She was so consumed with her task, she hardly heard me come in.
He hardly heard the rest.
In the distance, we hardly heard a voice.
I hardly heard her story.
It came this morning . We have hardly heard from her in almost two years.
I hardly heard him.
I nodded, but then he told me the same phrase again and I hardly heard him.
Mike hardly heard him.
When I listened to that solicitor speak, I hardly heard his words.
I hardly heard of this.
I do not know . I hardly heard him get up.
I hardly heard anything.
I hold him back. When I listened to that solicitor speak, I hardly heard his words.
Your voice hardly heard your a one or not before you saw it.
Little seen, hardly heard.
We have hardly heard a single bad review about this product during our research.
As is generally known, excitations having a frequency above 20 kHz are hardly heard.
We hardly heard another English voice all day.
This was one of those places that we had hardly heard of before leaving [… ].
Those who have hardly heard about Jesus are ready to listen to him.
He replied in so low a tone that Cosette hardly heard him, -.
I hardly heard it since Daddy pulled up stakes and took off years ago.
Friends from overseas hardly heard of it & would love to come visit.
I hardly heard of this . I thought that it was Greek or Turkish.
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Examples of using Hardly
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You hardly have really serious bites
Such an approach could hardly be considered legitimate
Hardly surprising we do not have much sex
Examples of using Heard
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I have heard enough about the lunch
Your neighbours would have heard you
I have heard of getting stuck with a problem
