Sentence examples for were hardcore from inspiring English sources
adjective
Having an extreme dedication to a certain activity; diehard.
The people who remained in the battalion were hardcore "idealists", he said.
They were hardcore proponents of the free market, trained at the university principally by Arnold Harberger and by Friedman himself.
Who's watching: Such a huge crowd that there was a real cross section, but there were hardcore pockets of balding, tattooed and happy Rude Boys.
Mum and Dad were hardcore campers – when they camped before having us, Mum said they didn't even have lilos, just sleeping bags.
Most of these copies, in my experience, were sold to young white men who would often ask for it as though it were hardcore pornography – something of which it was accused on its American publication.
The men, in the main, she says, were hardcore misogynists, who hated not having sexual access to the women, and would become deeply offended at any sign of affection between them.
