Sentence examples for hardcore means from inspiring English sources

Her willingness and ability to fight back powerfully, and through hardcore means, elicited frequent applause.

Hardcore means a more engaged user-base, which means greater income from fewer, more committed fans.

Most of all, being hardcore means turning inward, ignoring broader society in order to create a narrower one.

He did indeed become colorful and flamboyant, with piercings and intricate hairstyles, but back then hardcore meant dark clothes.

By hardcore, Gough means he refused to get dressed for court and pleaded not guilty to breach of the peace.

Women haven't exactly written the history of America, and so our nation's strand of hardcore individualism means that we justify constrained decisions as our "choice".

Being a hardcore Moonie meant a devotion to the show bordering on pathological.

Twitch means hardcore, it means total investment in the moment.

For some hardcore riders that means spending in excess of £600 on dazzlingly high-powered HID units, but £50-£100 will get you lights that do the job, if not quite so spectacularly.

"At a time when online piracy can often mean hardcore fans' enjoyment of continuing drama is spoilt, this is great news for our millions of Neighbours fans," Channel 5's commissioning editor, Greg Barnett, says.

Yohannan viewed punk as a vector for progressive politics, and he had been hearing alarming reports about ugly behavior in New York — a member of False Prophets warned him that, too often, being "hardcore" in New York meant being "a fag-bashing, swastika-scrawling cretin".