Sentence examples for sense hard from inspiring English sources

"Then she gets dragged into a different world where common sense, hard work and moral decency make you a hero.

THESE are hard times for young composers and, therefore, in an important sense, hard times for music.

In this sense, hard evidence is not lacking of the negative effects of military and political interventions which are not coordinated between members of the international community.

The field for the $5 million Classic will be loaded with talented horses like Street Sense, Hard Spun, Tiago, Any Given Saturday and Lawyer Ron.

So while rhetoric on tackling climate change makes political sense, hard policy measures that hit our lifestyles and wallets do not.

His salty, down-to-earth parables emphasized common sense, hard work, and love of justice and made him one of the first Russian writers to reach a broad audience.

Even if the brain is in some sense hard-wired (and given what we know about plasticity, the analogy is questionable), those wires unfold to millions of miles and possess an estimated 1,000,000,000,000,000 connections.

Edgar's dull Scottish tutor lusts after Cressida, and we sense Harding's interest growing more carnal and possessive.

In that sense, that hard part had been done.

But he's going, going, gone: in every sense, a hard exit act to follow.

Still, we often had, in some weirdly basic sense, a hard time understanding each other.