Sentence examples for in something harder from inspiring English sources

Richard Mason wrote "Natural Elements," the novel in which Eloise figures, when the markets were still pneumatically afloat, but when he talks about "value," it's clear he's interested in something harder to discern.

One of the most valuable functions of his "Ultralight Beam" verse is the message that if you believe in something hard enough and dedicate your life to it, you will be rewarded.

Education, healthcare, welfare and now transport: all things that were once considered part of our collective inheritance, all being sold off piece by piece to cut costs in the short term and change the nature of civil society in the long term into something harder, meaner, more desperate.

It's often hard to have someone point out what doesn't fit in something you work so hard on, but it's essential.

But mostly there's the rapping, which purposely eschews intricacy and finesse in favor of something harder hitting.

He patted the young student's cheek, causing Westie to screw shut his eyes in expectation of something harder.

NEW DELHI — Often, after I have finished thrashing through a notebook to find quotations on some episode in the news, I put it on the shelf with a sneaking feeling that a different story is still there in its pages — something harder to put my finger on, but probably more important.

Success in nearly every field requires you to ignore doing something easier (delaying gratification) in favor of doing something harder (doing the work and putting in your reps).

It's much harder to believe in something, and harder still to say you do.

But many analysts see in Canada something hard to find in the United States: plenty of upside potential.

"Some kids here have never seen the sea," says Dr Dick Smith, principal of Wyke sixth-form college in Hull – something hard to imagine with the east coast a few miles away.