Sentence examples for put it harder from inspiring English sources

But they acknowledge that such an attack would be, as one ranking official put it, "harder and uglier".

Winning an audience with Robyn Astaire to learn her answer is, as one writer put it, harder than scheduling an appointment with the Dalai Lama.

In fact, I put it hard into a couple of corners&151hard enough to turn the photographer who was with me a little white&151and when the car started to lose it a little, I was able to overcome that real easy.

"You're top shelf," as Stone puts it, "hard to reach".

The other companion to his literary endeavour was alcohol or, as he puts it, "hard liquor".

Defiantly unglamorous, not much given to being told what to do, they were, as Walters gently puts it, "hard to market", a situation exacerbated when the A&R who signed them to London left the company.

Much like in the case of show dogs, the result of that type of operation has been, as Sego puts it, "hard inbreeding and poor quality birds".

It's known as the "iron law of prohibition" or, as activist Richard Cowan, who coined the phrase, put it: "The harder the enforcement, the harder the drugs".

Simply put, it's hard to imagine this music without Cassandra Wilson.

Such "efficiency," as he put it, is hard to replicate in a stand-alone Internet radio operation.

Simply put, it's hard to ignore a GIF.