Sentence examples for hard facade from inspiring English sources

Its blank windows and hard facade give it the character of an upscale fortress, although without machine guns.

It's not all blood and guts and hard facades.

In her younger days this strait-laced onetime convent girl with a loud, sometimes foul mouth, was a dazzling, long-legged glamour girl with a hard-shell facade.

"And I think the reason is because many buildings are getting hit hard by Local Law 11 facade work, energy costs and increases in basic operating costs".

It's also hard to read the facade (seen on Page 107), which resembles some kind of early-20th-century industrial building (with a thread of Charles Rennie Mackintosh's Glasgow School of Art running through it).

It definitely seems like Lil Tay is working hard to maintain her facade, but it's not clear who is putting her up to it.

Once a place has been labelled a sink estate, the crime-riddled walkways, broken windows and cold concrete facades are hard to look beyond.

But actually there's a bit more to it, because we go behind the hard (and the diplomatic) facades of these people and find not just a softer centre, but vulnerability and sadness.

It's hard to pick past the facade.

The claim that law can give right answers to hard political problems is a facade for depoliticising difficult political judgments.

But everything is not fine, and the cracks in his sunny public-relations facade were not hard to see.