Sentence examples for tough good from inspiring English sources
Tough, good looking, very smart".
He selects tough, good, professional players.
One very smart, very tough, good guy.
Rogelio was small for his age, but tough, good with his hands and his fists.
Firms often impose tough "good behaviour" clauses, to minimise "O.J. risk".
This is due at least as much to tough good sense as to stylishness.
Debbie is herself achain-smoker, a blousy strawberry-blonde with a tough, good-looking face.
Schwartz is not believed to have great upside, but he is a tough, good-sized competitor who started 51 games at California.
The tough, good-old-boy personalities of the drivers Richard Petty and Dale Earnhardt have shifted to the clean-cut, movie-star-handsome images of drivers like Jimmie Johnson and Carl Edwards.
The characters in her new show vary from the ferociously pert flapper who chirps "Baby's Awake Now" and "I Need Some Cooling Off" with a Betty Boop insouciance to the tough, good-hearted trouper of "Ten Cents a Dance," whose singing is tinged with a Mae West drawl.
Tough, good-looking, uncompromising, he was one of the great characters of British television in this period, and he cemented his relationship with the viewing public as the sneering Detective Sergeant Bill Otley in Prime Suspect, for which he was nominated for a Bafta, and as the unbending father of Clive Owen in Chancer (1990).
