Sentence examples for hardheaded to from inspiring English sources

We're too hardheaded to let that really get to you, I think.

The band is too skillful — and too hardheaded — to return as simply a jukebox of old songs.

Yet it is no less accurate or hardheaded to say that laws and money cannot do enough, either; that it will also take profound changes in the way we live.

He is well to the left of the AIPAC mainstream, of course, but I think he's too hardheaded to buy much of J Street's line.

It is not realistic or hardheaded to solve problems and take action unguided by ultimate moral aims and values, although we all know some who claim that it is so.

"We're not going to be hardheaded to the point where we're going to say, 'This is what we said we're going to do and we're going to stay with it.' You make decisions based on where you're at, where you're going".

Still, between the tents and handmade plastic lean-tos there is all manner of activity, from massages to hardheaded efforts to organize, communicate and zero in on a list of demands.

On Vol. 2, in addition to classic lesser-charting songs like "Viva Las Vegas" and "Blue Suede Shoes," there are essential favorites that never hit the American pop charts, from his debut single "That's All Right" to the hardheaded "Trouble" to the softhearted "Always On My Mind".

The McNulty review, commissioned by Labour but delivered to the coalition, is the latest hardheaded attempt to bring some order to the network's uncontrolled costs, now £11bn a year of which £5bn comes from the taxpayer.

"Older professionals can serve as hardheaded mentors to the younger hackers, bringing values, experience and understanding to the mix," explains Kaplan.

Similarly, while no big-box executive can risk being seen by shareholders to be openly taking the side of the lowest-paid employees, there is a hardheaded argument to be made for doing so: the company's revenues depend on higher hourly wages.