Sentence examples for most rugged and from inspiring English sources

One of the most rugged and barely visited landscapes in Britain, with remote interior and dramatic coastline.

HOW TO CLIMB IT Hiking trails climb all sides of Mount Greylock; the south-north-running Appalachian Trail is the most famous, most rugged and most heavily used.

In the narrow-valley regions, which are the most rugged and spectacular of the state, the valley floors are humid and forested.

The Cordillera Central, the island's most rugged and imposing feature, is known in Haiti as the Massif du Nord ("Northern Massif").

The Pibor area is one of the most rugged and isolated parts of South Sudan, surrounded by thick forests and swamps.

Indeed, the WWF considers the island's biodiversity so valuable that it has started a last-ditch campaign to preserve its most rugged and remote reaches from logging.

In his book "Scrambles Amongst the Alps," Whymper described the view from the top: 'There were the most rugged forms, and the most graceful outlines -- bold, perpendicular cliffs, and gentle, undulating slopes; rocky mountains and snowy mountains, somber and solemn, or glittering and white, with walls -- turrets -- pinnacles -- pyramids -- domes -- cones -- and spires!

Tattooed and pierced, the young faithful come from some of the capital's most rugged neighborhoods, and many of them acknowledge that they run with gangs and use drugs.

The most rugged topography and highest elevations are in the east, where the Blue Mountains rise to 7,402 feet (2,256 metres) at Blue Mountain Peak, the island's highest point.

Francona gets extra credit for surviving until the final week in baseball's most rugged division — and, yes, a few lifetime-achievement points for having never received a single first-place vote in a distinguished career.

The section through Louse Canyon is the most rugged, complicated and largely unknown part of the proposal, so Brent assembled a small team of ONDA workers to survey it themselves.