How To Use Hard sell In A Sentence
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Char may be a hard sell to lovers of bluefin tuna.
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Even as a gal who’ll eat just about anything, natto is a hard sell for me.
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And don't succumb to the hard sell on excess waiver insurance.
The Sun
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Photograph: Richard Sellers-Sportsphoto Bolton Wanderers over his attempt to sign Gary Cahill, with his managerial counterpart Owen Coyle saying that "the word derisory doesn't even cover" Arsenal's offer for the central defender.
The Guardian World News
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All Stone was asking was for one to believe in him, and even that was turning out to be a hard sell.
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Even prevention is a hard sell in a political environment.
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He got the hard sell from the men, who gave a spiel about the warehouse accidentally giving them twice the number of speakers ordered.
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It's strong, sweary and visceral, and a hard sell to some audiences.
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And after a hard sell, the plan is winning the support of the international community.
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The car salesman gave us a hard sell so we decided to go to another dealer.
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They argue that the scheme should be sold more aggressively but it lacks the manpower and resources for a hard sell.
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Respect for referees was always going to be a hard sell in a culture where civility has broken down, vituperation plagues the blogosphere and the streets seethe with random fury.
Hardline defence of referees is a symptom of failure | Paul Hayward
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They are making a hard sell.
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The same doctor said that the sales reps who work for the biggest pharmaceutical companies predictably tend to have few compunctions about giving their products the hard sell.
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Berton was a powerful personality, a cocksure businessman with a fast-talking line in hard sell.
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Starting especially in the 1940s observers of Los Angeles began viewing this self-conscious culture of the hard sell in terms of commodification and depersonalization.
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From the sun lounger Maggie had been watching Liz conduct her hard sell with a kind of bemused indulgence.
FALLEN WOMEN
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They're certainly giving the book the hard sell, with advertisements every night on TV.
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Chinese wine has proved to be a hard sell to British consumers.
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Minimize Television Watching - This is a hard sell.
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They're certainly giving the book the hard sell, with advertisements every night on TV.
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Understandably, social democracy is a hard sell in the United States.
The New York Review of Books
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it was a hard sell
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Movies that look deeply into the human soul and uncover putrefaction are hard sells.
