Sentence examples for rugged form from inspiring English sources

I understand pathetically little Hindi and even less Nepali, his native language; he knows a few choice English words and speaks a rapid, rugged form of Hindi.

They owe their present rugged form, however, to earth movements that accompanied the Carpathian uplift, and the highest portion, the Karkonosze ("Giant Mountains"), reaches 5,256 feet (1,602 metres) above sea level.

There had always been a mismatch between the rugged form of him knotty biceps and big, coarse, freckled hands—and the delicate way he touched things and fretted over them.

A mechanically rugged form of stretchable electronics can be achieved through integration of functional materials and devices with composite substrates consisting of an ultralow modulus silicone adhesive layer on a strain-limiting fabric framework.

"The V60 Cross Country really is a getaway car -- enabling an adventurous lifestyle in pure rugged form," said Lex Kerssemakers, senior vicepresident of product strategy and vehicle line management at Volvo Cars.

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!

Although the climate could hardly be more different, the roughcast concrete style of Le Corbusier's ecclesiastical buildings of the 1950s could be seen, in MacMillan and Metzstein's imaginations, as complementary to the rugged forms and materials of Scottish tower houses and castles.

The tens of thousands of square miles of rugged mountains form an intricate and seemingly endless maze of thousands of valleys, ravines and caves, some of which are inhabited.

Second, the rugged shape of the terrain means that the camera becomes susceptible to occlusions in areas with large profiles, and that shadows formed by the terrain can be detrimental.

It is rugged terrain, formed by the string of volcanoes inland.

Comprised of large, dark flakes that look overcooked, the rugged breadcrumb forms a, if not exactly crisp then discernible, shell – one which has a meaty, umami-ish note to it (is it the dried yeast?).