Sentence examples for drawing hard from inspiring English sources

But care needs to be taken when drawing hard conclusions from fast-food prices.

Now it is the Tories who must begin drawing hard lessons from their back-to-back defeats.

He sold play-fakes well, hit receivers in space, ran effectively without drawing hard contact and displayed leadership skills not normally seen in rookie quarterbacks.

Mr. Bush has also been a leader among Republicans who have pressed for limits on damage awards in tort cases, drawing hard feelings among trial lawyers.

A few years ago, it probably would have been difficult to make a series like "Domestic" without drawing hard contrasts between ordinariness and otherness.

Where radio conservatives have thrived by drawing hard distinctions between right and wrong, he said, "the liberal tradition as we understand it acknowledges a diversity of people and values".

The New Jersey and Virginia races differed in significant ways, and analysts cautioned against drawing hard-and-fast conclusions about the wider political landscape for Republicans.

They marketed so-called light cigarettes, which delivered a lower dose to smoking machines because of holes in the filter, but the same dose or worse to smokers who compensated by covering the holes with their lips and drawing harder.

An experienced smoker, she says, can draw much more nicotine from a cigarette than is indicated on the package by holding his fingers over the airholes and drawing harder.

Morris draws hard on his cigarette and says evenly, "Sure.

It is risky to draw hard conclusions from this season, given how competitive the Western Conference was.