Sentence examples for sometimes tough from inspiring English sources

Dublin accent is sometimes tough to understand.

When I played, keeping your concentration high was sometimes tough.

Thanks, readers, for lots of great (and sometimes tough) questions.

Sometimes tough love is the only way to go.

I love my job, but seriously, it's sometimes tough to explain what we do.

She writes convincingly about love and, less often, about her sometimes tough upbringing.

It has been a long, sometimes tough, road for these bankers.

Even for reporters and commentators, it's sometimes tough to keep concentrating.

Sometimes tough-minded critics fall prey to sentiment, too.

Mr Obama beat Mrs Clinton from her left, and went on to beat John McCain by exciting sometimes tough-to-reach Democratic constituencies.

An easygoing, sometimes tough-going meander through the world of ideas, the animated documentary "Is the Man Who Is Tall Happy?" finds the French director Michel Gondry playing wide-eyed student to none other than Noam Chomsky.