Sentence examples for looking tough from inspiring English sources

My value is looking tough".

The backlash will surely last longer than any bump in popularity gained by looking tough.

This was Harvey looking tough, smart, and yes, down to his fighting weight.

Where her lower jaw juts out a little when she is looking tough?

Perhaps the ultimate nonjob involves no questions, no talking, just standing around and looking tough.

"If you're always concerned with looking tough, you're not always looking to be fair.

The recent comments may be an attempt to gain some political benefit from looking tough on the banks.

Mr. Romney could also circumvent his need to win Ohio by carrying Wisconsin, but that is looking tough for him.

That mission is ever more pressing now because, back at home, things are already looking tough for the new president.

While Mr. Kerry focuses on the specific accusations being thrown at him, he is failing the test of looking tough-minded and presidential.

Grant argues (not entirely convincingly) that the three original Wailers represent ways of being for black men in the late 20th century: accommodate and succeed (Marley, his mixed race more acceptable to the mainstream); fight and die (Tosh, scary-looking tough guy in shades) or retreat and live (Wailer).