Sentence examples for harder saying from inspiring English sources

Last Monday he drove the point even harder, saying that Romney's plan is like "Robin Hood in reverse".

Maybe she's being unusually (for these times) discreet, or maybe it really was harder saying goodbye to the cows than to him.

Later in the interview with Banks, Darden pushed her harder, saying he wanted to understand where her deep emotions were coming from.

But in the studio, Mr. Stewart swung harder, saying Fox had mixed the "media arm of a political party" with "a little bit" of objectivity, something that White House officials have also asserted in recent months.

(c) He mocked Ann Romney's plea to voters that while they "may not agree with Mitt's positions on issues or his politics," they could be sure that "no one will work harder," saying, "Oh, goody, he'll work really hard to make happen everything you don't want to happen.

And another employee is quoted as saying, "they make the rest of us work faster and harder, saying the task manager system, which is basically a [point-of-sale] system telling them how long it should take us to do our job, says we should be done already or we're taking too long".

"With every failure it gets harder," said Vaughan.

"They all listened, but Martin listened harder," says Stringham.

"It's a lot harder," said Branlard.

This is harder said than done.

I was praying really hard saying please god, not now!