Sentence examples for harder kind from inspiring English sources

It's a harder kind of research to do".

If the cultural legacy of the Eisenhower years had been mostly domestic, articulated through the interstate highway system, the Kennedy and Johnson years set aloft a war of soft imperialism almost overshadowing the harder kind.

Allen plays down the ways in which the Southern strategy — and previous frontier conflicts — led the British into a harder kind of war while encouraging the patriots to identify Africans and Indians as their enemies, along with any and all white men who did not swear allegiance to the new states.

(The congresswoman Clare Boothe Luce said, "American postwar aviation policy is simple: we want to fly everywhere"). If the cultural legacy of the Eisenhower years had been mostly domestic, articulated through the interstate highway system, the Kennedy and Johnson years set aloft a war of soft imperialism almost overshadowing the harder kind.

But that's obviously a much harder kind of data to scrape.

"I don't think they'll do well if they're just another television news operation," says Seib. "If they emphasize investigative reporting, if they provide a harder kind of news than we've been getting in the past few years from the American networks, then, yes, I think Al Jazeera America will find an audience — an audience that will stick with them".

It's a very hard kind of sound".

INEXPLICABLE violence is the hardest kind to accept.

"It's been a hard kind of a cultural clash".

Ceramic Dog made a hard kind of sense too.

But this was subsistence farming of the hardest kind.