Relevance

There's hardly any wind today.

I have hardly any money left.

They hardly have any time left.

He can hardly speak any English.

I have hardly any English books.

Unfortunately, I hardly speak any French.

Tom can hardly speak any French.

There are hardly any vacancies anywhere.

Gregor ate hardly anything any more.

There's hardly any meat on them.

no food, hardly any gas left.

I think it has relevance to any problem between people anywhere.

I have hardly any money with me.

There's hardly any water in the bucket.

There's been hardly any debate at all.

I've hardly made any progress at all

There are hardly any books in this room.

There is hardly any danger of an earthquake.

There's hardly any coffee left in the pot.

There's hardly any coffee left in the pot.

It was hardly my idea, any of it.

It's of relevance to us.

There's hardly any hope that he'll win the election.

He has hardly any money, but he gets by.

In elliptical galaxies there is hardly any cold gas.

I know. I hardly have any time to study.

The judge excluded it on relevance.

Gregor spent his nights and days with hardly any sleep.

Some are a little chipped. Others have hardly any cracks.

I hardly believe in ghost stories any more, Captain Barbossa.

Hardly.

Hardly.

Hardly.

Hardly.

Hardly.

hardly.

I hardly... I hardly touched you.

I love baseball, and have hardly missed seeing any big games.

There were many injured people, but hardly any people were missing.

It is hardly possible for him not to make any mistake.

We're hardly... hardly two separate people now.

And I think our relevance and TED's relevance is really about embracing that and learning how to listen, essentially.

No, hardly.

Oh, hardly.