Sentence examples for harder points from inspiring English sources

On their way out of the Emporio Armani show on Wednesday, one nonplused editor said to another, "What was that about?" The sparkling hot pants and bead-fringed party pieces, along vaguely ethnic lines, were indeed among the harder points to fathom in Giorgio Armani's secondary collection.

The interview, which also hits on harder points like racial profiling, prejudice and the president's experience in dealing with both, is not yet available online in full.

We can take this further, reduce it to a harder point of truth.

It brings back the hard points, the painful moments.

And one of the hardest points to grasp about this quandary is that no one in particular is to blame.

In fact, as Harding points out, attitudes and expectations are already beginning to alter on the island.

"But Zane [Lowe, Radio 1's new music guru] hasn't played it in two weeks," Harding points out.

But these are hard points to prove because researchers can't generate variants or observe naturally occurring ones.

And all components feature mounting hard points, making it easy to secure them to a surface.

It is starting with restaurants as they are the hardest points of sale to manage.

I tried to put to him some of the hard points that have been on peoples' minds.