Sentence examples for a sort of rugged from inspiring English sources
COOKING fish over cedar planks is one of those techniques that has a sort of rugged, coastal sexiness to it.
If a system is no better than the old version, or if a new radio tends to get jammed with sand, the army can scrap the order or retool it.One of the items being tested last week was the Nett Warrior, a sort of rugged smartphone.
"Flip was short of stature and he had a kind of a gentility, whereas somebody like Bob Hope, who was tall and was sort of rugged in his humor … could work in a set that looked like an office with real desks, real windows.
A decade later, when I was a more experienced traveler, I expected my volcano guide on the once-cannibalistic South Pacific island, Tanna, in Vanuatu, to be some sort of rugged bushman, able to spark fires by smacking rocks together, or hunt down dinner with a blow dart gun.
They are also creating a sort of state-funded feudalism that is the very antithesis of the American tradition of rugged individualism.
It sits atop a sort of garden folly, an approximately 20-foot-tall Spanish-inspired watchtower, or torreon, made of rugged-looking moss rock.
"David has become a sort of happy-clappy right-on Christian version of Barbie's Ken, Katiee fumes, "except without Ken's rugged good looks and contoured body".
