Sentence examples for expressed tough from inspiring English sources

The retired Navy SEAL whose first-hand account of the killing of Osama Bin Laden contradicts official accounts of the operation and who has expressed tough words for President Obama, tells CBS News' "60 Minutes" that his book "No Easy Day" was not intended to score political points but rather to honor his fellow soldiers on the mission.

One reason is that in our zeal to express tough love, we have forgotten about pure love.

expressed either tough love or ambivalence toward students who find themselves deep in debt, depending on who you ask.

At the same time, seeing the smiles on our girls' faces after a day of skiing, the determination they express in tough conditions, and the excitement they experience after a successful race definitely balances out those tough times.

Back home, Wolverine marketers convened 15 designers, product managers, engineers and quality controllers to discuss the idea of a shoe that would appropriately express one tough piece of machinery.

Isn't Bush allowed to express his tough stance on terrorism and to declare appeasement a failure?

This region also shows a rugged independence of character expressed in a tough style of humour.

Both Mr Gove and Prime Minister David Cameron have expressed support for tough sanctions for persistent truancy through the benefits system.

One wonders if there is also a straight-gay tension here expressed in stereotypes: tough-guy straights versus soft and pliant gays.

"Now, what was the question?" Some expressed sympathy for the tough measures.

But senior Latin American diplomats here expressed concern about the tough language by Mr. Pickering and other American officials.