Sentence examples for tough intensity from inspiring English sources

A tough intensity target by China could mean a lot, or it could just be greenwashing.

It was tough — the intensity actually brought a couple of the guys to tears and only 11 of the 23 entrants went on to graduate.

Light can make the challenge even tougher, because its intensity can vary through many shades of gray rather than being confined to the black and white of binary.

But like all sugars, honey should only be eaten in small amounts, which isn't that hard, because its natural intensity makes it tough to overdo anyway.

"It's tough to get your intensity going this early in the season.

After twelve one night in the winter of 2006, he wrote, "This week's training has been really tough, and the added intensity is bringing out accumulated years' worth of pain, to the point that my back hurts so much it is keeping me awake".

She spits out and growls the words with the intensity and tough humor of someone who might have lived on the bohemian fringe in the late '40s and '50s, when the word "hip" meant something and long before "hangups" were itemized disorders in a clinical manual.

Rojo has hinted in the past at how the workload and its emotional intensity can be tough on relationships, although she says today, "I don't think it's any harder than for anyone else.

"I can't practise with the best player in the world, so it's tough to practise at that intensity".

Joan Crawford is equally larger than life, but hers is a tougher role she's a big-shouldered beauty whose stiff intensity is hard to translate to a modern era.

It has been tough to try and generate some intensity in training.