Meanings of hard character in anglès

Ah, the Count de Provence is a selfish and a hard character.

Or the dark, hard character she'd thought he'd turned into.

I wonder if he really is the son of that hard character called Bill Mosher?

A tragedian is a hard character only on the stage, but the comedian is the comedian always.

It seems like it was the fact that Hansen was such a " hard character to play" that drew him to the role.

It's the build o' them, 'Lowlan' or 'Hielan', the breed o' them; the dour hard character o' their country and their mainner o' leevin'.

These two men had drifted to the farm from the mines somewhere, and were rough, hard characters.

All the hard characters find refuge there.

They were from Liverpool and hard characters.

There's a bunch of hard characters beating up the mountains now, hoping to get rich without work.

Meanwhile increasing pressure of population and increasing competition must tend, while quickening intelligence, to harden character and develop selfishness.

He never looked down, as so many hard characters do, upon a person possessing a different code of ethics.

"Harley, old man, you've laid violent hands on a mighty hard character."

Age softens some hard characters, but in John Wynne the early development of senile dementia deprived him of this chance.

The next morning notices were found posted, with skull and cross-bones attached, telling all hard characters to leave the county.

"And many of them are hard characters-desperatefellows."