Sentence examples for of something harder from inspiring English sources

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.

These were the sticky fingers of complicity, yeah, of something squinting into your sensibility prematurely — and that any sensibility you might conjure was only a trace, a posthumous rehearsal, of something harder glimpsed in the Factory's diamond light.

Either way it seemed to be evidence of something hard to explain — an older brother neither knew they had.

Then again, the gender divide may itself be symptomatic of something hard-hitting about Calle's work.

Kind of Blue, Back to Black, impossibly beautiful with a glint of something hard to pin down, dark and deep.

The Winter Olympics are bad enough – downhill racers streaking like rockets, snowboarders and ski jumpers defying gravity, skaters making ice look like a dance floor instead of something hard, cold and dangerously slick – but the Summer Games have the added element of athletes competing with their bodies on display.

Liberal blogger Charles P. Pierce of Esquire hailed Obama for abandoning the bipartisan, consensus-seeking approach of his first term in favor of something harder-edged.

The gazes were contemplative, coy or steadfast; the notes scribbled on the cards were sharp and pointed, pins attaching the butterfly of personality to something hard.

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).

But part of it was something harder to define.