Sentence examples for thought tough from inspiring English sources

The music industry thought tough talk, hard-knuckle litigation and lobbying Congress could stop the forces unleashed by Shawn Fanning, the teenager behind Napster.

So, because politicians lead from behind, many who once thought "tough on crime" rhetoric was the only way to get elected, are starting to notice the political benefit of being "smart on crime".

Here's why: without free thought, tough questions and counterweights, companies are destined to make disastrous mistakes born from incestuous, yes-man thinking.

In an opinion poll on April 20th, 57% thought tougher policies would not deter boat people.

"Why do I think Tough Mudder will still be around?

"I think tough's the wrong word," he said.

(Nokia hopes that when you read "plastic," you won't think "cheap and crude"— you'll think "tough" and "terrific antenna signal").

Some also think tougher supervision is needed.

Joe public think "tougher" sentences make for better sentencing.

-A majority of Americans do not think tougher economic sanctions will stop Russian aggression.

In the upper middle classes, the 70's notion that kids were tougher than we thought -- tough enough to withstand messy divorces, to hear the unvarnished truth about nearly everything -- has given way to an anxious sense of children as delicate vessels.