Sentence examples for seemingly tough from inspiring English sources
"I was going to be this nonchalant, seemingly tough kid," she wrote in 1991.
Like many of these seemingly tough guys, he was scared to talk to normal people "outside" he says.
The seemingly tough surfaces in Brenda Garand's abstract, wall-mounted sculpture contradict the pliability of her roofing paper materials.
Even though Congress adopted seemingly tough restrictions to freeze spending on discretionary programs, Mr. Cogan said, spending grew by $190 billion from 1998 through 2001.
Before last week's test, many engineers at NASA said they thought lightweight foam could not harm the seemingly tough composite panels, and privately predicted that the foam would bounce off harmlessly, like a Nerf ball.
Upstarts cannot match GoPro's advance technology and price points and established companies such as Sony are having a seemingly tough time making inroads.
I didn't want Oliver, with his precious affect and his Ronald Firbank airs, to matter in my seemingly tougher, more "real" gay world.
Cristina Flutur, 34, cast as the seemingly tougher Alina after Mr. Mungiu saw her Facebook page, and Cosmina Stratan, 28, had never made a film.
One of the most underrated – and seemingly toughest - No.7s in the game, Canberra must now get used to life without their chief organiser and provider.
The Trojans now have two weeks to prepare for their next game, a seemingly tougher test, when they host No. 2 Ohio State, a nationally televised meeting on Sept. 13.
But no one had seen young women behave like this on stage: enacting a flagrant parody of sexuality, at the same time seemingly tougher and more disturbing than the other (male) groups on the bill.
