Sentence examples for using tough language from inspiring English sources
In fact, rather than being blind to the mistakes of the past, it seems more likely to us that the Bank of Japan is taking a page out of the Feds book: using tough language while taking a gradual approach to normalizing policy.
"I don't dispute that the president was using tough language.
Others in the room were also using tough language".
While he admitted to using "tough" language during the meeting, Trump claimed he never said anything "derogatory" about Haitians.
Even using tougher language than the soft-spoken Mr. Shirakawa would help, Mr. Smith said.
Republican Senator Bob Corker had stronger words for the Iranians, and he criticized the White House for not using tougher language.
Authorities have used tough language to denounce such actions but have refrained from sending in the police to break up protests.
During political appearances today, President Bush said he hoped the United Nations would force Saddam Hussein to comply with its resolutions, but he used tough language condemning him.
Mr. Bush and his advisers clearly learned from this; as many analysts noted last week, he neither calls for hard choices nor uses tough language in his speeches.
In carving out a negotiating position to push the spending level down, the administration used tough language in a statement, saying it "strongly opposes this bill".
From the campaign trail in Indiana, our colleague Patrick Healy notes that Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton used tough language in reacting today to the news.
