Sentence examples for tough feel from inspiring English sources

But by acknowledging that when the going gets really tough, even the tough feel out of control, she did something generous and important.

When the going gets tough, the tough feels rough and then pukes into your handbag.

But then the models turned to reveal backs harnessed with straps that gave a tougher feel to those silky slips.

Emotional candour seems to be a coping mechanism when even the toughest feel their prestige and self-esteem threatened.

As airplane seats continue to shrink, it becomes tougher and tougher to feel genuinely comfy (especially for the broad shouldered and barrel chested among us).

"The category is insane; we keep winning," he said, adding, "It's tough to feel bad".

Sure, Vick has earned this postprison comeback, but it's still tough to feel all warm and fuzzy about it.

"It was tough to feel my arms and legs those last few holes.

Wright admitted that it was "tough to feel like you're part of the team" when he spent so much time rehabilitating.

It's tough to feel too much pity for Phaedra – bored housewife, bad stepmother and the minor goddess of false rape claims.

Light filters through the translucent roof panels, and a network of drainpipes suspended from the roof adds a tough, utilitarian feel.