Sentence examples for true hard from inspiring English sources
Astronomy, astrophysics, particle physics and theory have merged into a true, hard science.
"It's true hard work never killed anybody," he said in 1987.
"We're focusing a lot on the marketing space – giving true hard numbers and quantifying metrics".
The text does not tell this true, hard story — but the pictures, fortunately, do.
But as this book's humbling scholarship demonstrates, not even that latter assumption holds true, hard and fast.
JEFFREY TOOBIN: I wrote a profile of CJ Roberts last year that said he had become a true, hard right presence on the Court.
The true hard-core noir in this group is Robert Siodmak's 1949 "Criss Cross," remade by Steven Soderbergh as "The Underneath" with much of its plot intact.
But the true hard-core flea market weekend starts not in Brooklyn, but back in Manhattan at the Garage, named as such because it takes place in a parking garage.
"I've cut up a lot of corpses in my time," he proclaims in true hard-boiled style, "but I've never found the place where the soul might have been".
A true hard-liner is Nik Aziz, the chief minister of Kelantan state, who is also the spiritual leader of Malaysia's largest Islamic party, PAS, which now controls two state governments.
Not until the early 18th century would any European produce true, hard-paste porcelain, and even then for long afterwards Europe eagerly imported the Chinese product.It is usually said that the pottery works, notably at Jingdezhen, toiled at the emperor's beck and call.
