Sentence examples similar to a too tough from inspiring English sources

Sung in the mood of an upbeat gospel, the song bursts with praise of President Bush and of a federal law that is raising hackles in some parts of the country that worry about a too-tough emphasis on testing.

In the Disneyverse, Ms. Lovato was always a bit of an outsider — a little too tough, a little too wacky.

A second one proved just a bit too tough of a task.

They never say 'maybe this is a bit too tough.'" Katy puts this a little more strongly.

And that ultimately proved a task too tough for Smith, with the Wolves only finishing a disappointing fifth last year.

He may also be a bit too tough for their liking.When the court reconvened after a month's recess on January 29th, Mr Abdel-Rahman promptly announced that all "political speeches", which had hitherto dominated the proceedings, were now forbidden.

The skirt steak, a bit too tough, was saved by its wonderfully balanced chimichurri sauce.

Underfunding has made allocation decisions a little too tough and right now we're ignoring the crocodiles nearest the boat.

That sounds like a flavor too tough to kill, but it too fades over time, and the leaves you picked had undoubtedly seen many moons come and go.

This season's schedule may prove a little too tough for that to be accomplished — games at Louisiana State and Auburn loom — but the Tide surely got Georgia's attention Saturday.

We Germans sometimes tend to be a little too tough in that.