Sentence examples for hardheaded look from inspiring English sources
In "The Other Wind," a new novel, Le Guin takes a hardheaded look at the efforts of Earthsea's contentious peoples to live together.
What began as a reasonably hardheaded look at profound and rapid cultural change turns into a feel-good fantasy of salvation in which two men who have barely met start throwing around words like "forever".
Linda Goode Bryant's documentary "Flag Wars," showing tonight at the Cantor Film Center, takes a hardheaded look at urban gentrification and what happens when a working-class (largely African-American) neighborhood in Columbus, Ohio, becomes a mecca for middle-class lesbian and gay homeowners.
His wife, Lola Tatiana Vecinoo), is determined to look hardheaded but is shocked when her fabulously inventive suspicions about everyone turn out to be true.
That attitude, Zigas continues, is a lot closer to the hardheaded business thinking La Cocina looks for and tries to instill in its participants, a point that sometimes gets lost.
Bill Kristol, the neoconservative editor of the Weekly Standard, praised his "hardheaded and pro-American tone".
The analyst, a former Air Force fighter pilot named Rex Rivolo, had been tasked to take an independent look at the drug war at the request of Brian Sheridan, the hardheaded director of the Defense Department's Office of Drug Control Policy who had developed a healthy disrespect for the DEA and its operations.
There will be a role for not-for-profit bodies in front-line delivery of some services, but it looks almost certain that the people in charge will be hardheaded businessmen out to make a return.
