Sentence examples similar to more hard headed from inspiring English sources

Yet having a little distance due to time has made the players involved a little more compassionate and not quite so hard headed, while Simon is finally able to get some closure.

To show the romantics what other worlds there are to roam and lives to lead, and the more hard-headed the wealth of data people have written down and left them so they needn't wander ignorant and exploited through the land of the better-informed?

Policymakers, though, must take a more hard-headed approach.

Lambe and Stephenson are more hard-headed than that.

But this time he took a much more hard-headed stance.

What inspires her experimental flights is something more hard-headed and ordinary — a bristling refusal to conform.

The report also cited more hard-headed calculations rooted in the overcrowded poorhouses and orphanages described by Dickens.

This historical quirk coincides with a more hard-headed belief that the Irish have the measure of how Wales play.

Now it has begun to seep into the more hard-headed, vote-scrounging parts of the Republican Party, and become common chatter among political operatives from both parties.

Moreover, the moral purpose articulated by chains such as Ark and Oasis may risk being compromised if other more hard-headed and entrepreneurial groups enter the field.

In retrospect, he said, thrashing out painful issues with his Palestinian friends had made him more hard-headed about the odds of a peaceful resolution of the conflict.