Sentences with phrase «hardly means anything»

Sadly, that hardly means anything if you have very little seed money or savings to start your business.

She hardly means anything new.

He had a good season (better than Bale, though that hardly means anything) If injuries stay in check and he continues progressing he'll be a very very good player, though maybe not world class.

so using those examples hardly mean anything.

Not exact matches

They would hardly believe you have «sin» if they don't think it means anything.

The audience can hardly miss the meaning: no politician ever quite means what he says or ever does anything except for reasons of self - aggrandizement.

I mean — we're looking at the following with this recipe: (1) it's a crock pot recipe so that means you hardly had to do anything but wait, (2) it's a filling bowl of soup < — YUM, and (3) chicken enchiladas!!

H ha ha ha Wenger has just stated that «he wont rush into any signings» lol what this means is he wont spend hardly ANYTHING and that's exactly the point of my article.

But still hardly anyone outside the world of astronomy knows anything about Cassini — and I don't mean the spacecraft, but the guy it was named for.

Which really meant, I hardly ate anything.

I mean, I don't see writers as teachers because books are kind of shared items because when writers write them, they are hardly anything and when people start to read them, they begin to change and grow and like that.

Sometimes the paranoia creates a need to write something, anything, and it leads to language that is not only verbose, but in fact has hardly any meaning at all.

I know, I know — shopping for life insurance is hardly the most thrilling experience in the world, and if you're anything like some of our customers, it means a thorough and careful research process.