Sentence examples for rugged of from inspiring English sources

He is lean of face and rugged of body.

And this most rugged of men admits he is not beyond dreaming about the impossible.

To reach Enoosaen, Mr. Brancick had flown to the Masai Mara Game Preserve, then driven two hours along the most rugged of roads.

Why? Partly because it's a terrific film, but also because the jury president was Werner Herzog – and if any film was likely to appeal to him, it was this most rugged of wilderness dramas set on a remote Arctic island.

Baggy of shirt and rugged of beard, Mulvey cuts a confident, unshowy figure at the centre of the stage, ringed by a four-piece band and a half-moon of strip lights.

Although St. George has been looking a bit rugged of late, apparently a former girlfriend has taken pity on his inability to find a date and agreed to serve as a beard on his feckless night life.

It is the music of pioneers, of rugged adventure, of rural American life.

That's part of the rugged charm of a place that has always looked its best when emptiest.

Abermawr offers a gentle interlude on one of the most rugged sections of the coastline.

(Witness the popularity of the best-selling "Dangerous Book for Boys," a celebration of the traditional rugged joys of boyhood).

In contrast, the model age estimates of the upper rugged unit of the basin floor (Fig. 9c, d) is relatively young.