Sentence examples for a tough sight from inspiring English sources

Such a tough sight to see.... It's amazing how many buildings were not affected.... Just all the devastation and horror...

And since they lived in caves, they would have a tough time using their sight to hunt for tiny insects, as many birds do in the daytime.

Midwood is a tough neighbourhood that lies in sight of both the Verrazano Narrows bridge and tops of the rides at Coney Island.

Sight-seeing, to me, seems like a tough idea simply because a lot of what you do during sight-seeing trips requires that you are physically present.

Living in the heart of Ibrox, a tough pocket of the city within sight of Rangers' football ground, her home was a two-room tenement too small to escape from the argy-bargy.

Many others in the Obama administration -- particularly on the Pentagon side of the equation -- have had a tough time keeping that goal in sight.

And it's sobering to think that even movies as crowd-pleasing as "Get Shorty" and "Out of Sight" might be a tough sell in today's Hollywood, at least on the studio level.

Vallas' presence in a tough neighborhood, where VIPs are a rare sight, sends a powerful message to children and parents.

Dottie visits him regularly and is not sure whether he knows her.... Maddy Haythe, having lost the sight in one eye after a tough fall, is cheerful and active.

Wild is a tough road movie, a two-hour hallucinatory montage of sight and song as Cheryl (Oscar-tipped Reese Witherspoon) stamps her way to redemption.

"We anticipate a tough field this year but the aim to is win without losing sight of next summer in Rio," Glover said.