Sentence examples similar to rugged facade from inspiring English sources

Through the American cars in Cuba, the script for rugged individualism keeps rolling through the socialist mind-set, even as the bourgeois building facades dissolve.

Rugged individualism!

With our current concern for facade conditions, such a label seems peculiar, even laughable, but in 1910 it was probably meant to evoke a romantic locale — rugged Wales, or the Scotland of the novels of Sir Walter Scott.

He was rugged.

That's pretty rugged.

It's quite rugged.

It's really rugged.

They're rugged, too.

"All facade".

Who will prune the facade?

Butler Library, north facade, undated.