Sentence examples for essentially tough from inspiring English sources

Which makes it all the more wrenching that the Swedish government has responded to Saab's desperate financial situation by saying, essentially, tough luck.

The airline said, essentially, "Tough".

Sex is an act two or three adults do, sometimes four (when it gets to five it sort of stops being sex and becomes more of a frightening endurance sport, five people fucking is essentially a Tough Mudder with more crying and cum), where they intertwine their bodies and make them explode and tighten in orgasmic bliss.

If you allow a single comment to derail your dreams, then you may not have what it takes to cope in what is essentially a tough industry.

Essentially, he's a tough, tough guy and an old school gentleman.

In response the prime minister is essentially offering voters tough rhetoric wrapped around the same Big Society policies that have struggled to gain much traction with public opinion.

They were essentially the local tough guys, and all their friends, who happened to be anti-Taliban, and armed.

He said climate change has bumped up the environment a little bit...but that linking the two essentially remains a tough sell.

"To analyze the case only as a 'threat' as opposed to one that essentially involves the toughest sort of political speech is to move far away from the core of the First Amendment," Mr. Abrams said.

But he is less impressed with other international initiatives, especially the administration's handling of its "muscular, tough, and essentially correct" stance toward Iraq.

Dubbed Dragon Kill Points, or DKP – the key task that necessitated devising the system was killing two very tough dragons – essentially it entailed introducing a private and self-regulated currency between collaborating players.