Sentence examples for about hardcore from inspiring English sources
It feels like talking to her about hardcore porn or the details of waterboarding.
I've mostly lost touch with that scene to be honest, but I still hear about hardcore bands coming from that area.
"Operator device procurement tends to be a formalized process several times a year and is all about hardcore economics — attractiveness, availability, cost — rather than being generous to firms on the basis of their lobbying strategy," Mr. Page said.
It's quite hard to think about hardcore research when you are shattered and disillusioned and wondering if you can afford to make dinner for two or just eat your kid's leftovers.
It summed up every negative stereotype about hardcore gamers, as Cartman and his friends became fat, greasy-haired, acne-ridden slobs as they go through the endless hours of practice necessary to defeat an awesomely powerful player who was ruining the game for everyone.
To recap: Lars von Trier makes an explicit film called Nymphomaniac; he orchestrates some traditional tongue-in-cheek Trier publicity about "hardcore" and "softcore" versions; he even induces excitable critics in Denmark and elsewhere to pull a gallery of orgasm faces in homage to the naughty poster campaign – like a Victorian medical textbook about congenital idiocy.
They seemed as if they might begin to compare New York then versus now, but that's like talking about the weather, so instead they started talking about the hardcore band Biohazard, which used to stencil its logo on the streets around Brooklyn.
"Hillary Clinton has no mercy in her soul for Snowden," he says, also murmuring uneasily about her "hardcore warmongering tactics".
One way of thinking about the hardcore continuum is as a game of two halves: the 90s and the noughties.
Says Louder: "I've just been reading a book about the hardcore punk scene in America, and it is like that sense of community with Long Blondes fans.
Brussels' Jewish schools said they would remain closed on Friday as a precaution.More broadly, the emergence of another violent cell among returned jihadists strikes at the heart of Europe's fears about the hardcore radicals amongst its own Muslim populations.
