Sentence examples for view hard from inspiring English sources

Click here to view Hard to tell if getting Rick Rubin in to add Beastie Boys pastiche to the mix is supposed to make Em sound younger or be an admission of encroaching middle age.

The wings working hard, gaffing the air, blunt-edged paddles wobbling hopelessly, and then – because it's all part of swift treachery – out of this pantomime of effort comes that sweep away, beyond the range of my eye, and back into view, hard over the village green and in one long glide BANG! into the mole hole at the roof's edge.

Dyche said he found Mourinho's view "hard to believe", adding: "In live time no-one reacts, apart from Matic".

He is lithe, self-assured, and from an interviewer's point of view, hard to control, often prowling around the room to animate his tales.

We had a transcript of her remarks from the first perpetrator's plea bargain hearing, but try as we might, any words uttered by the play's Judy made the next character's thoughts or point of view hard to consider.

The reason some may view Hard Choices as nothing more than a memoir lacking 'breaking news soundbites' of presidential policies is because "work on behalf of women [is] often seen as a parenthetical exercise" (p. 569).

My view, hard-hearted perhaps, is that nature can surely take care of the problem, free-market style, by starving them.I was prepared to feel anger at this park.

Last winter the factory laid off 120 workers after New Era transferred work to plants in the South, where wages are lower, complaints about injuries fewer and the employees usually younger and, in the company's view, harder-working.

That said the results of such a specification were noisy, and in our view harder to interpret.

Christie's high approval rating makes his views hard to ignore.

I live in Seattle, and this past January, a local mother named Julia Howe was at the Lake City library with her 10-year-old daughter when they came across a man publicly viewing hard-core porn.