The song begins: He was a hard-headed man.
A hard-headed man, Mr. Marcus was unfazed by such technical slip-ups: "Fortunately," he reflected in his 1974 memoirs, "Minding the Store," "we can always pass the blame to the Postal Service".
And a lot of that mindset involves the sense that serious, hard-headed men think in terms of big extractive projects, that solar, wind, and conservation are hippie stuff — a sense that persists even in the teeth of contrary evidence.
FOR the past 250 years, politicians and hard-headed men of business have diligently ignored what economics has to say about the gains from trade much as they may pretend, or in some cases even believe, that they are paying close attention.
As a result the big political message that he wanted to get across this week – the message that he and Vince Cable were hard-headed men who the electorate could trust to take tough choices in hard times – has instead given way to a whole run of U-turns.
Just as Maynard Keynes thought that "many men who think of themselves as hard-headed practical men of business are really the slaves of some long-dead economist," are we too doomed to be in thrall to the heroes of our adolescence?
So this is what I am hard headed and mannish!
His sidekicks are Mad Dog, and bullet-headed hard man Diesel Christopher Matthew Cookk).
None other than shaven-headed hard man Jason Statham.
The hard-headed "Gettin' a Man" (music by Harold Arlen) from the 1959 show "Saratoga" is a woman's description of the rigors of courtship: With eager stares They buy your wares As samples you unpack.
His situation is the inverse of Lambert's, the hard-headed ambition of a man in his prime, not the completion of a sentimental journey.
