Sentence examples for toughness with which from inspiring English sources

Her subject is freedom — a woman's freedom — and the gently expressed but relentlessly vigilant toughness with which it's won and sustained.

Mr. Washington's story is the more interesting, in part because of the unusual toughness with which he overcame childhood adversity and strove for success.

By Richard Brody August 8, 2017 Moreau's subject in "Lumière," her directorial début, is a woman's freedom, and the gently expressed but relentlessly vigilant toughness with which it's won and sustained.

That belies the toughness with which he ran the ship of state in New Mexico.

The mechanical property that best describes failure by cracking is fracture toughness, which quantifies the ease with which cracks propagate and defines a material's tolerance for pre-existing cracks and other stress concentrating features.

What is remarkable about this is the toughness, as well as the delicacy, with which it treats what could easily become a fay, limp, and mawkishly sentimental subject.

The jovial candor with which he sometimes discussed his tactics defused the toughness of his methods.

The toughness of mind that comes through in his books is more than matched by the toughness of spirit and of hide that the letters put plainly in evidence — alongside the exquisite sensibility with which he rendered the blows he endured.

Charpy sized SE(B) specimens provide ductile fracture toughness data, which are compatible with those of standard C(T) specimens.

The key structural features of this material can be used to guide the design of bio-inspired composites with unique toughness, which would be of great benefit to hard tissue engineering.

The heterozygous pigs were similar to normal pigs for all texture characteristics with the exception of toughness for which they got a significantly higher score than NN pigs.