Sentence examples for tough pattern from inspiring English sources

Yep, really tough pattern.

Mr. Chase, with his different horns -- especially baritone saxophone, on which he has an authoritative sound -- works in tight circles, generating tough little patterns, while Mr. Bynum tends toward something much more scattershot, with wider intervals.

The second novelty consists of the introduction of a new criterion for the removal of tough training patterns that generate the problem of over-fitting.

I was beginning to detect in Minns a pattern: tough rhetoric combined with pragmatic action.

"It's so tough to develop pattern, technique and speed, like we need to".

But I'm sure that Proulx's prose is an admirable tool for conveying the tough poetic speech patterns of local characters like Billy: "'Tis a strange time, strange weather.

"Behind the Blair story," they wrote, "lay a misguided pattern of tough supervision and lenient forgiveness that led to retaining him, and in fact promoting him, when at several points he was demonstrating that he was not yet ready".

Champions of the battle flag argue "it's not a racial thing," but it's tough to deny the pattern has strong links to slavery.

They created three computer opponents with increasingly tough strategies to punish patterns in how rats sought selected holes to poke their noses in, looking for food.

Analysts will have a tough job working out a pattern for Sotheby's Tuesday evening auction in which 53 works of contemporary art sold for more than $293 million.

NEW YORK — Analysts will have a tough job working out a pattern for Sotheby's Tuesday evening auction in which 53 works of contemporary art sold for more than $293 million.