Sentence examples for a harder point from inspiring English sources

We can take this further, reduce it to a harder point of truth.

It's a hard point to make.

It's a hard point to deny.

It's not a hard point to grasp.

On the other hand, that's a hard point to get across with the flags flying and drums beating.

Still, it is a hard point to make when a man has reduced most of the opposition to a pile of rubble.

But that is a hard point to sustain, given that the past few years have seen a worldwide recession and modest recovery.

This would have been a hard point to defend at the wake for Mr. Gotti, held over two days at the Papavero Funeral Home in Queens.

This is a hard point for British people to understand, but it is why Americans cling so furiously to their right to bear arms.

"Every team has a hard point, and either you're going to come out of it and be good or you're going to slump.

"It's a hard point for medical oncologists to walk away from," said Dr. Thomas B. Julian of the Allegheny Cancer Center in Pittsburgh, a leader of one of the two trials that may provide better guidance.