Sentence examples for is particularly rough from inspiring English sources

Be it the hood the rapper is from, the one he sells drugs in, the one he used to sell drugs in, or just one he thinks is particularly rough or particularly fancy, you can't swing a cat in a rap track without scratching a shout-out to some spot or another.

Put lotion on your knees, legs, and elbows if your skin is particularly rough in those areas and you want them to be smooth.

Rosenthal's mail has been particularly rough.

The holidays that year were particularly rough, he said.

Therefore for me, this winter has been particularly rough.

He was at ease in talking with reporters (not that their questions were particularly rough).

She said the transition was particularly rough on her mother, who was not welcomed by neighbors.

Though other countries have fallen out with Russia in its oil-fuelled, Putin-era pomp, the Kremlin has been particularly rough with Britain.

While the recession and its aftermath have been particularly rough on the youngest workers, the oldest workers may end up suffering the longest.

For some reason — maybe it's a little-documented, mouth-drying effect of global warming — the last season was particularly rough for hornists.

"I never felt very safe, and Bermondsey Street was particularly rough," said Tamasin Hopkins, a personal assistant and area resident, referring to her early years in the neighborhood, where she moved in 2000.