Sentence examples for truly tough from inspiring English sources

In a statement today, Boeing defended Ms. Druyun as a "truly tough negotiator".

The truly tough stuff for the prime minister comes in the box marked personal.

It also helped produce a rare sports book: genuinely einotional, funny, real and truly tough.

With truly tough comedy we say, "I recognize that, but it's more obvious and more complicated than I thought".

The overhaul of social care is an opportunity for Cameron to make a truly tough decision, and guarantee a living wage for social care workers.

A relatively small number of candidates will find themselves in truly tough contests in either the primary or the general election this year.

Gore is truly tough-minded, stupefyingly experienced and unabashedly divisive, while Bush is truly amiable and not all that deep and all too eager to unify.

But he never makes the really tough artistic decisions that truly great directors make; often pictures that aren't easy aren't lovable.

It's truly a tough line to toe -- acting tough and not triggering a second Korean War. Lee "should shut out the voices that would decry 'rewarding bad behavior' or 'appeasing North Korea' by seeking further engagement now," writes Foreign Policy In Focus contributor Peter Certo in the Focal Points blog.

But in my heart -- which is currently subletting my sternum with two aching lungs -- it's hard to act truly Rocky tough when my body feels like it has a Manhattan's worth of soot inside it.

Then you have the really tough management cases of the ones in between that are difficult to assess whether or not they truly do need the medication (Physician 12).