Sentence examples for such a nut from inspiring English sources

Maybe it's because I'm such a nut for wordplay.

They will only serve to make him question why he's hooked up with such a nut case.

If politics continues on its present course, about the best one might expect for 2012 is that the Republicans will nominate such a nut-case that Obama will stagger to re-election.

In case of a rotary hand tool (such as a nut runner or a screw driver) a thrust bearing is used between the tool and the force plate.

She isn't such a tough nut to crack.

Evidently, Benji is such a classical nut that "Turandot" was a fail-safe lure.

Mr. Irvine said his father was such a racing nut that he had almost named his son "Moss Irvine".

But that also means that the tensions that make missile defense such a hard nut to crack remain in place.

It hopes China will not prove such a tough nut to crack, since the cultural differences with South Korea will be less pronounced.

We know Casper is not nearly such a hard nut as his cohorts: where gang leader Li'l Mago (Tenoch Huerta Mejía) has a face so heavily embellished with Gothic lettering and devil horns that you can barely see the flesh, Casper's facial tattoo is a single teardrop, making him look at once a tragic hero, a marked man, and a redeemable sweetie pie.

Still, it doesn't help distinguish the relatively clear, objective statements of fact from the invariably subjective and shifting opinions that give voice to a person's inner feelings, sentiments and attitudes to various things.It is precisely the difficulty of extracting this emotionally charged content from the detached, hard-boiled sort that makes sentiment analysis such a tough nut to crack.