Sentence examples for toughness down from inspiring English sources

The Finnertys passed such toughness down through the generations.

Whether Beckum has Boss's toughness down the seams remains to be seen, but in him the Giants have a receiver fluid enough to create more formation and route variations in the passing game.

It took its place in conservative hagiography as the symbol of how Reagan's toughness brought down the Soviet empire.

"It took mental toughness, going down, 2-0, but we knew we were outplaying them," said Richards, whose second-period goal made it 2-1.

He played with toughness handed down from his mother, who grew up with 10 siblings, mostly brothers, and who once coached while pregnant.

He found that mental toughness came down to three things: Perception, action, and will.

That self-portrait of toughness will go down perfectly, Mr. Obama might hope, in blue-collar constituencies where support for him is in doubt and where a we-will-win vision of America's model for worldwide success is cherished.

Here's how it breaks down: toughness = wins, skill = you're a European pansy.

After demonstrating his toughness in facing down warhawks in Moscow and Washington, Kennedy began moving to bring Cold War tensions into a more rational framework.

These lines typify the toughness and stripped-down clarity of Marlowe's versification, and they convey the play's central message that the demon Barabas is in essence no different from the Christian governor, Fernese, who has been busily following the same amoral code of power, violence and profit under a cloak of religious hypocrisy – "Ay policy!

"We didn't have no toughness when it came down to it".