Sentence examples for clearly tough from inspiring English sources
Foley was clearly tough and courageous to the end.
Life was clearly tough for Restrepo, but she was still glad to be out of Hutto.
In the pit, Plácido Domingo does a game job with an assignment that's clearly tough for him.
Having previously ridden from Alaska to Argentina on a trail bike (covered in her 2003 book, "Lois on the Loose"), Ms. Pryce is clearly tough and resourceful.
Artest is expected to be back before the playoffs and he is clearly tough enough to play through the pain, but Indiana's competition is gaining ground.
I did at 16 and Lionel was clearly tough and able to take the tackles and hacks even from bigger players; in fact he could dribble past them.
The Manchester guidelines are clearly tougher than what was envisaged by the Sentencing Council whose consultation did not cover burglary and looting in mass riots.
She is clearly also tough.
It said: The 2014 regulatory review will clearly be tough but this is surely well known.
"It's clearly a tough time for the consumer," he said.
She added: "Clearly, new tough rules are coming, but what they are and how they will affect each nation is up to each nation.
