Sentence examples for hardline one from inspiring English sources

Despite the differing stylistic nuances between them and Hardline, one thing that united the bands was their distaste for their grunge successors.

Maybe that's because doom-laden forecasts in the 1970s -- by the Club of Rome, Paul Ehrlich and others have proved off the mark -- and because it's deemed by some a taboo subject, tainted by association with eugenics in the 1920s and 30s, with Indian policies under Indira Gandhi and more recently with China's hardline one-child policy.

Hardline were one of the very best: a powerful, soulful melody machine, equal parts gravel and satin.

These developments brought to the fore the maneuvering behind the scenes by Khamenei's hardline supporters on the one hand, and the reformists and moderates, on the other hand.

"I don't want to comment on the record now," one hardline Iranian politician told the New York Times Tuesday, "but it seems our negotiators have gone too far with some of their promises, especially on the level of inspections.

The older exiles are so solidly Republican that their votes hardly need striving for; the younger ones, with more flexible opinions, no longer demand hardline policies on Cuba.

Among hardline neoliberals, no one is allowed to question the sanctity of the market – not even the pontiff himself.

The report rightly identifies the G.O.P.'s hardline stance as one of the main reasons it does so badly among younger voters.

One hardline group, Hefazat-e-Islam, has publicly sought the execution of atheists who organised mass protests against the rise of political Islam.

At least one hardline Iranian news agency has alleged that he provided economic and industrial data to the US government while Iran was under international sanctions.

The surprise announcement by the hardline judiciary confirmed one of the opposition's most devastating and embarrassing claims against authorities and the elite Revolutionary Guard forces that led the crackdown after the vote in June.