Sentence examples for quite rugged from inspiring English sources
It's compact, cultured and sophisticated, but also quite rugged.
The food is an ethereal interpretation of the otherwise quite rugged cuisine of the North Atlantic.
Much of this terrain is quite rugged, and most of the crossings by militants happen at night.
He's probably in a wee action movie, or – he's quite rugged, he could be a heartbreaker in a wee romcom".
Stripped of context, these items limn a specific sort of masculinity: not quite rugged, but hoping to pull the leather over the eyes of skeptics.
And because they are weighed down less by the engine, the vehicle's brakes, suspension and bodywork do not need to be quite so rugged either.
Well, it has seven vertical slots in its front grille, wheel arches which look as though they should contain square wheels, plenty of ground clearance, and quite a rugged demeanour.
The construction is fair, but frankly it doesn't feel quite as rugged as I would like.
The front side, which houses the enclosure openings, isn't quite as rugged, but that's to be expected.
Other backup chargers out there offer up that much spare energy (including a number of low-cost options on Amazon), but none offer it in a case that's quite so rugged.
