Sentence examples for tough thinking from inspiring English sources

I just remember it being tough, thinking: 'God, it is hard here' but there was tough weather as well.

On "Urbane Outfitters" ItsTheReal pushes the tension between insider and outsider — especially on "Beef With Us," a collaboration with Maino, in which the brothers talk tough, thinking the bruiser will back them up.

On days when the training gets tough, thinking of your beneficiaries will give you endless motivation.

Without disputing Mr. Clendinen's right to determine what constitutes his own meaningful life (or Mr. Brooks's larger point that we need to do some tough thinking about medical spending), it must be said that even the severely disabled are not "self-enclosed skin bags".

When we make the client do all the research and tough thinking, we usually end up failing to delight and without the sale.

That kind of tough thinking seems to have taken over.

"Every year, for the last five years, I have been going through tough times thinking whether I am making any progress.

Floyd will not accompany the Mets to San Diego after today's game against the Rockies, and Floyd said he was still having a tough time thinking about that.

Running the marathon for Oxfam in 2012, I found great strength when the going got tough in thinking about how my money would help others who weren't lucky enough to be running the marathon.

Williams is older and heavier, and boxing analysts have a tough time thinking of another fighter who has gone to prison for significant time in the middle of his prime and returned as a major factor.

(J Street calls itself pro-Israel, but it advocates tough love, thinking that America should push Israel to make dramatic concessions for peace with the Palestinians).Mr Mead admits that the first half of J Street's claim that its positions better represent American Jewish opinion than AIPAC's may very well be true.