Sentence examples for find tough from inspiring English sources

But the social side of a master's can be something students find tough at first, Withers warns.

" 'Skinny Bitch' has a straightforward message that some people may find tough to take," said David Steinberger, the chief executive of Perseus Books Group.

For some participants it was the sheer volume of work that comes with running a small business that they find tough.

Most research ties such responses to impulses we find tough to resist — like eating a piece of cake whose caloric consequences we know are bad — or a simple blindness to the future.

Think in particular about circumstances when you know you are not at your best, perhaps in a meeting with a difficult colleague or doing something you find tough such as public speaking.

Despite its global reach, Chicken Soup is more American than Hollywood itself, with a side salad of Disney thrown in – a homespun basket of hokey sentiment and can-do stories that a hard-hearted Brit might find tough to stomach (UK sales are a fraction of the total).

First Dorries had to knock back a baked spider before moving on to the camel toe, which she found tough to chew but still completed.

The PSTs found Tough (1977) framework of children's language functions and teacher dialogue strategies very accessible.

He got B grades in business and geography but a D in biology, a subject he found tougher.

I find swimming tough, swimming training is tough.

Sevilla will find it tough to go through from Group H. Tough, but not impossible.