Sentence examples for truly rugged from inspiring English sources
And adjectives that viewers might use for the Machiavellian island king also sum up Pontiac's out-of-left-field crossover vehicle: bloated, polarizing, independent, more intelligent than truly rugged.
The thing is, truly rugged phones are necessarily chunky so there is always a trade off.
If the Traveler is anything like the original Freewrite then you can expect some truly rugged hardware.
So let's get this clear right away: if all you really want from your camera is a truly rugged feel, the 8010 is a pretty good choice.
The first G-Shock, released in 1983, paved the way for truly rugged watches and the company recently celebrated the 100 millionth G-Shock sold last August.
The original sports watches were made of steel with steel bracelets – they were supposed to survive spirited squash matches between captains of industry – but Casio soon changed that perception by creating the truly rugged wristwatch.
If Bubba was truly the rugged individual he claims to be, cut from the coarse bolt of Ayn Randian fabric, he would no doubt refuse treatment and die.
"Caught in the Act: Live," released on the same label shortly after the ceremony, should continue his hot streak: it's the better album, for starters, the one that truly captures his knack for rugged country formalism.
The pink sand beaches are truly spectacular, nudging along a rugged coastline of dramatic beauty, and, when it's not being pummeled by a hurricane-the last was Gonzalo in 2014-it hasubtropicaliclimatemate with average monthly temperatures in the low 60s in winter (the record low is 43°) and in the low 80s in summer.
His look at intimate lives in picturesque places turns into a bittersweet, ironic ballad: the West is truly a splendidly forbidding land of rugged people.
