Sentence examples for deceptively tough from inspiring English sources
The visionary, miraculous element in Johnson's deceptively tough realism makes beautiful appearances in this book.
This week the Union travel west to a deceptively tough matchup with the San Jose Earthquakes.
It was a deceptively tough win, lasting four difficult sets, and Roddick graciously sat afterward with ESPN's Chris Fowler.
His old friend Michel Besso, whom Einstein mocked as an "awful schlemiel", had a talent for asking childlike questions that were deceptively tough and, if answered, very revealing.
This was the exchange of e-mail the next day: Barry: "I hope everyone has recovered from a deceptively tough night of basketball.
But the small and sometimes cryptic songs on this band's debut are deceptively tough, marching forward inexorably toward something that sounds a lot like bliss.
Goldberg is also compelling as a deceptively resourceful tough guy.
Nevertheless there are some fine things, most notably an excellent display of subtle, deceptively modest but tough still lifes and landscapes — paintings, watercolors and etchings — by the beloved Giorgio Morandi at Galerie d'Arte Maggiore.
People who have followed the half-dozen trials in which Judge May has been involved describe him as impeccably polite, invariably even-tempered, deceptively kind -- but almost always tough.
James A. Lebenthal, an investor and a former MBIA board member, said of Mr. Brown: "He is a tough, tough man who is deceptively gentle in his demeanor.
