Sentence examples for The harder points from inspiring English sources

One of the harder points to sort out, when President Donald Trump launches into a tirade, is whom his angry words are actually targeting, and why.

On their way out of the Emporio Armani show on Wednesday, one nonplused editor said to another, "What was that about?" The sparkling hot pants and bead-fringed party pieces, along vaguely ethnic lines, were indeed among the harder points to fathom in Giorgio Armani's secondary collection.

It brings back the hard points, the painful moments.

And one of the hardest points to grasp about this quandary is that no one in particular is to blame.

This design avoids the hard points associated with welding on the highly stressed main chords and should thus increase fatigue life dramatically.

"We've also removed a lot of the hard points in the seat and gone to fabric suspension systems," leading, he said, to seats more akin to ergonomic desk chairs.

It is starting with restaurants as they are the hardest points of sale to manage.

I tried to put to him some of the hard points that have been on peoples' minds.

"It's almost as if you took a sheet and draped it over the hard points of the car and let it settle.

When the shields are up, the lasers aren't able to hurt the hard points, but with the shields down, you can destroy the station much faster.

Bring your entire body weight to bear on the animal, specifically pushing down with the hard points of your knees or elbows.