Sentence examples for explaining tough from inspiring English sources
Ms. Sigmundsdottir said that much of the lore around elves has to do with explaining tough living conditions.
Those who fall into the dark cave of helplessness tend to explain tough times as: "I'm all washed up" which is permanent and personalized instead of "Tough day today" which is not personalized and is temporary.
The episode may have annoyed the UAE's telecoms regulator, perhaps partly explaining his tough line now.More recent events have made the issue even more sensitive for the UAE.
During his visit, President Obama agreed to talks on the Futenma issue, and Mr. Hatoyama responded by explaining his tough political choice between Washington and public opinion on Okinawa.
The total package, he explained, is tough to find.
"There are no words to explain how tough that guy is," safety Shaun Williams said.
The rough crowd outside could help explain the tough once-overs from the scary bouncers with the Rasputin stares in the lobby, simultaneously off-putting and reassuring.
"Using chopsticks as props," Navarro Llanos explained how tough international climate action might mobilise what she called "a Marshall Plan for the Earth".
But he also explained how tough he has been on immigration by saying he supported the state's amicus brief defending defend the Arizona-style immigration law in a lawsuit.
When the deficit-reduction committee issues its report in December, we hope it will explain the tough truths about the causes of the deficit and the painful choices that will have to be made.
May now has to explain something tough and unpalatable not just to her party or her critics or to the devolved governments of Scotland and Wales, but to England, to NHS staff and to public service workers generally.
