Sentence examples for harder sorts from inspiring English sources
The Muslim Brothers were soon outgunned by harder sorts who target Shias as unbelievers.The greatest calamity awaited Iran in Syria.
D. F. Manley: Is some clue lacking proper English slammed for this? (anag. less U, E, & lit).. P. W. Marlow: Bad form schoolmistress disciplined expelling rowdy hard sorts (anag. less anag. incl.H).H
Except that a biography of waiting is the hardest sort to write.
The democratisation of eastern Europe, though incomplete, is a striking success for the "soft power" of the EU, a body without much of the hard sort.
But it can be hard sorting through all the noise on Facebook, LinkedIn and other sites to spot the key people and activities.
You can see how to the GOP, embracing Trump might look, if you squint really hard, sort of clever.
CP: You'll have people tell you that Asia isn't a "hard" sort of band, we're more middle of the road, but nevertheless great musicianship and good songs and good stage presentation.
That has made it harder to sort malign from benign business practices.
Years of war and night raids make the narrative even harder to sort out.
But the preponderance of invisible ailments like PTSD makes today's disability claims more complicated and harder to sort through.
What is harder to sort out 12 years later is Tiger Woods the phenomenon who holds us in his thrall.
