Sentence examples for something even harder from inspiring English sources

But then he did something even harder; he abandoned it.

And Organon really wanted something even harder to find than leased space.

In "The Gathering," Enright lets Veronica do something even harder: expose the truth.

Apparently one of Ravel's goals for "Gaspard de la Nuit" was to write something even harder than "Islamey".

If Mussina can find what he had at the end of last season, he might stumble onto something even harder to obtain.

They recommend that parents do something even harder: set a good example by spending less extravagantly on themselves and doing good deeds as a family, working in soup kitchens, making hospital visits and traveling to third-world countries.

William Pritchard is wrong, reviewing The Broken Estate, to say that "it is the excess, the polemical drive, that makes [Wood] exhilarating to read" because excess in this domain is always a failure, a failure of truth, a loss of the thrilling delicacy of extreme accuracy - something even the hardest punches can have.

We don't need something making it even harder.

Also, newsflash to Leos: When someone is venting or exploring their feelings, it's rude to switch the subject back to how awesome you are, and how you overcome something similar but even harder.

"I see numbers, equations, and something even — it's hard to say what it is," Zhang said.

But now the company's won something even better — cold, hard cash to the tune of a $400,000 round which brought it to New York to try to shake up the world of design.