Sentence examples for too rugged that from inspiring English sources

"It takes terrific satisfaction in the poets' testimony that the U.S.A. is too tough, too big, too much, too rugged, that American reality is overpowering".

If that's too rugged, Afton Villa Gardens, on the grounds of a mansion that burned in 1963, is a less strenuous choice.

It was also possible to drive livestock over Lolo Pass on the north side of Mount Hood, but that trail was too rugged for vehicles and unsuitable for wagons.

As trawlers increased in power and adopted rock-hopper gear (rollers attached to the ground rope of the net) they began to operate in grounds that had previously been too rugged for fishing [53].

The route, also called the Inland Waterway, runs along the Eastern Seaboard, & is used by boats that might find the ocean too rugged for them.

But that might make me look a little too rugged.

That decision was left up to the states; in many, religious and other groups argued that women's jury service would destroy the sanctity of the family and would be too rugged for women's delicate nature.

More than half of the town's 165 square miles are too rugged to have ever been settled.

Often, there are too few park rangers to cover a large area, and sometimes terrain within the park is too rugged to check regularly.

Yemen is poor, with a rugged topography that is also beautiful and captivating.

So too has rugged terrain, Eric Peterson, fire chief of Santa Barbara County, told AP. "We have three sides of that box that we're working on right now.