Sentence examples for feel hardy from inspiring English sources

There were only two people in the water, neither of whom were wearing wetsuits, but this was my first swim of the day and I didn't feel hardy enough to face the 18C without one.

There were cubbyholes, caves, underwater vistas, and huge collapsible caverns for when I felt hardy and compelled.

Much of the show felt hardier and more purposeful.

But every aspect of the music felt hardier and more intuitive, more fully absorbed into the metabolism of the group.

Five minutes into the second tale, "The Three Strangers", you can feel the old Hardy magic beginning to work its spell.

In fact, when prodded by Dr. Seif during the program's first session in mid-April, many participants conceded that their phobia was driven not by a rational fear of crashing but by their own anxiety, easily whipped into a frenzy by factors like a plane's height, its enclosed atmosphere and wind turbulence, which can feel hazardous even to hardy fliers.

His new sculptures are soft stuffed forms sewn from felt and other hardy fabrics like vinyl imitation leather; they achieve an unlikely stasis between the sexual and the toylike, not to mention abstraction and representation.

Sunderland's victory moves them out of the Premier League's bottom three - and there was still time for Kean to feel the anger of the hardy band of just 316 supporters who travelled from Lancashire to Wearside.

Actually, the only place outside the gym Hardy seems to feel comfortable is in the hardcore scene, where people have tattoos like his and generally don't give a shit who he is.

Hardier spirits will feel rewarded for having opted for simpler hotels and meals.

While the next three weeks -- holiday time -- will probably be fine for sales, after then even the hardiest of productions feel the pinch as the tourists leave and the locals stay indoors.