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基本例句
adj.有力的; 挑剔的
Hard-edged modernist notions, such as' form follows function' or' ornament is crime', are not a good guide to product design.
现代派的粗线条概念认为：比如，“功能为首，形式靠后”以及“装饰美化既是罪过。” ，这些理念都不能引导出好的产品设计。 yeeyan
And Mr Obama's hard-edged cynicism also helps to quell one of the biggest doubts about his candidacy—that he is too naive and soft-minded to hold t he most powerful job in the world.
奥巴马这种轮廓鲜明的犬儒主义也有助于消散人们对于他总统候选人身份最大的一项疑虑，那就是他太嫩了，思想太温和了不能胜任这份世界上最有权势的工作。 xv88
Deftly weaving meditation with hard-edged analysis, Mr Taleb succeeds in bringing sceptical empiricism to the masses.
于深沉思考中熟练地穿插敏锐的分析，塔布勒成功地将经验主义怀疑论带给大众。 ecocn
Page could have preempted the hard-edged conversation with his analysts recently by proving that Google is ready to fully participate in the opportunity presented by the social Web.
佩奇原本有机会先发制人，利用近期的分析证明，谷歌已经做好准备，将利用社交网络提供的机遇大干一场。 fortunechina
Whether dewy- eyed or hard-edged, examples abound of the benefits of open government— the idea that citizens should be able see what the state is up to.
无论人们对此持相信抑或质疑的态度，大量例子证明公开政府事务确实益处良多——这种理念就是公民应该能看到国家的所作所为。 ecocn |