Sentence examples for hard to dent from inspiring English sources
And it is finding it hard to dent the big rental firms' business.For the moment, however, Mr Haji-Ioannou's mind is on the cinema.
Although the election is still far off and neither the PAN nor the PRD has chosen their candidates yet, the parties will have to work hard to dent Mr. Peña Nieto's popularity.
Tony D's self-assured swagger is hard to dent, but Youthoracle's digs at his opponent's relatively advanced years hit the mark: "You're a couple of piss stains away from a Zimmer frame/ And you look like a skinny Rick James with his wig shaved".
The other parties found it hard to dent this image.
They will find it harder to dent Mr Fox's carefully cultivated image as a peace-monger.
Vile tempered, toothy, carnivorous and the size of a medium pizza at adulthood, it bites hard enough to dent a broomstick.
This helps fuse ideological blocs into coherent, hard-to-dent juggernauts.But such claims have the opposite effect on anyone who doesn't belong to the ideological base.
But it has been harder for Mr. Capriles to dent the strong support for Mr. Chávez in rural areas.
It's hard to imagine them being used to dent inequality of either wealth or power, globally or within countries.
The wheel's failure to dent the surface on landing shows the surface to be relatively hard.
Oddly, this failed to dent the optimism.
