Sentence examples for hardest hitting from inspiring English sources

But this book does its hardest hitting when the interviewees are allowed to remain anonymous.

SCORECARD -- This is one of Mr. Green's hardest hitting and most negative ads.

I don't want to say the defense and offense isn't important, but we're going to be doing the hardest hitting.

In March, the city introduced a television, radio and print campaign, "Reverse the Damage," which, Mr. Bloomberg said, was "perhaps the hardest hitting antismoking campaign we've ever run".

Chris Evert Lloyd certainly has had today's finest and hardest hitting base-line game, which puts her in the company of Helen Wills Moody, the 20's and 30's champ, and Maureen Connolly, untouchable in the early 50's.

One of the hardest hitting is a labor federation advertisement contending that Mr. Kuykendall "voted against guaranteeing seniors prescription medicine under Medicare and backed a private insurance plan that will leave millions without coverage".

Any reporter or editor at The Times who would not want his or her name used in such a column -- not the hardest-hitting column, I would argue, you have written -- is a sissy.

At the same time, Mr. Bush's campaign released one of the hardest-hitting advertisements of the hard-hitting campaign.

Pollard's counterparts on the San Francisco 49ers, safeties Dashon Goldson and Donte Whitner, considered one of the hardest-hitting tandems in the N.F.L., thought the key was not removing big hits, but making sure the hits that are delivered are legal.

Shadow Lunge is another strong option, as it's the hardest-hitting skill in this tier.

The stories of survivors, especially those revisiting the site, make for one of the year's hardest-hitting TV docs.