Sentence examples for tough objects from inspiring English sources

Tufted capuchins (sensu lato) are renowned for their dietary flexibility and capacity to exploit hard and tough objects.

At the beginning of the game, Crash has the ability to jump to navigate ledges, spin in a tornado-like fashion to break open crates and defeat enemies, deliver a body slam to break open tough objects and can either slide across the ground or crouch and crawl to get past low areas.

Despite its male-dominated population, she insists that not one tough guy objected to having a woman as a doctor.

Mars remains the tough-love object of our desire, and no expanse of heart-shaped terrain on a cold, dark world, where phoning home just to say "I love you" (and receiving a reply) can take up to 9 hours, is going to deter us from our pursuing our goal.

Michael O'Hanlon, an "expert" from the Brookings Institution, speculated that "18-year-old, old-fashioned, testosterone-laden" soldiers who are "tough guys" might object to those practicing "alternative forms of lifestyle," which he apparently views as weak and testosterone-deficient.

But gravitational attraction is so puny that it had been tough to prove whether objects under its influence were equally restricted.

But it's tough to weigh these objects definitively — so tough that their existence has been a matter of debate.

Since the swift collapse of Saddam Hussein's Baathist government in Iraq, Syria has been the object of tough talk from the United States, and Syrian officials are clearly worried that they might be the next object of American military force.

Once again, the food industry objects to tougher advertising standards.

Representative Peter T. King testified about terrorism on Tuesday before a legislative committee, but the committee was in London, not Washington, and the New York Republican found himself the uncomfortable object of tough questioning.

The Greens parties from both sides of the Tasman have raised objects to the tough laws, saying they endangered the "special relationship" the countries share.