Sentence examples for tougher sort from inspiring English sources

A tougher sort of love could be found in Plan B, Leona and Labrinth: Project Hackney, a one-off documentary in which rapper and campaigner Plan B – aka Ben Drew – returned to his east London roots to help hopeless teenagers express themselves and choose a better fate as he had done.

But the risk of keeping increasing numbers under lock and key, to emerge later skilled only in tougher sorts of crime, is greater.

"Schwabby had a tough sort of game," Leafs Coach Pat Quinn said.

"She's sort of tough, sort of fashion-forward, sort of practical.

But of a tough sort: its measured roughness suggests links to artists like Guston and Bacon and to Beckett.

There is the puzzling idea that the putative rarity of pregnancies caused by rape would make it any less of a "tough sort of ethical question".

"But it's a tough sort of job and we always knew it was going to be and that's not a shock to us at all.

"To analyze the case only as a 'threat' as opposed to one that essentially involves the toughest sort of political speech is to move far away from the core of the First Amendment," Mr. Abrams said.

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On Sunday, Akin had talked in an interview about how the "female body" had ways to avoid pregnancy in cases of "legitimate rape" — to "shut that whole thing down" — dismissing the idea that there would be any "tough sort of ethical question" if rape victims had, as he hoped, no access to abortion.

"Should it be legal or not?" Akin had an answer: Well you know, people always want to try to make that as one of those things, well how do you, how do you slice this particularly tough sort of ethical question.