Sentence examples for saying tough from inspiring English sources

"Either they do not have faith in their products, or they are just saying tough luck to patients," Mr. Levin said, referring to the makers of orthopedic implants.

Mr. Gates acknowledged the new political reality, saying tough choices were "more important than ever at a time of extreme fiscal duress, when budget pressures and scrutiny fall on all areas of government, including defense".

Basically they're saying tough cookies, bucko.

But Lambert looks back at that period fondly, saying tough times taught him valuable lessons.

"The pendulum is kind of swinging, with courts saying tough, hard punishments for very young kids don't make a lot of sense," said Barry Krisberg, a social scientist and expert in juvenile justice.

Is she saying 'Tough Luck' every time you ask for its riddance?

I say, tough.

But I say: tough.

Still, he said tough times await.

As the doc would say, "Tough love time".

Speaking of Monday morning, the mayor said: "Tough commute tomorrow.