Sentence examples for always rugged from inspiring English sources

Tilt America too far from its lodestone of rugged individualism (always rugged), free markets and the liberty of the frontier, and this nation will rise in anger.

Americans, born in revolt against Europe and so ever defining themselves against the old Continent's models, mythologize their rugged (always rugged) individualism as the bulwark against initiative-sapping entitlements.

That depth will reduce the burden on a young rotation in an always-rugged division.

Quarterback Eli Manning is among those who are eager to see how the speedy Wilson responds when given a greater opportunity against an always-rugged Bears defense.

National team coaches are regulars at league matches in Europe — the camera always finds the rugged features of Fabio Capello of England during Premier League matches.

He had always been a rugged character, a battler, but this was a new, harder edge – he refused to talk to the opposition, and demanded complete discipline and commitment from his team in the field.

Olympic banners around town, colorful pictures of rocks and curlers on storefronts and the new communal enthusiasm are helping Ogden spiff up -- and improve upon what it has always been, a rugged, Western depot with rail lines carving the valley floor and factories belching smoke to mountain-top heights.

It is a rugged drink, always tasting of peat and often of heather or seaweed, made by rugged individualists amid rugged landscapes.

ALAN FEUER I was standing in line at Starbucks, talking about how Christmas tree salesmen are cute and rugged and always smell good.

At 17, they are turning what has always played as a rugged par-4 into a risk-reward, reachable 522-yard, par-5.

It will be the Londoner who goes looking now for the best paying fights at 12st, after a rugged, not always convincing points win.