The film is divided by its opening credits sequence, which breaks the film's hard-won mood with a brash pop-song. |
It is a book of hard-won wisdom and stark pleasure in the form of 500 lyrical aphorisms and epigrams. |
It diverts the public's attention away from decades of cuts in hard-won government programs for income security. |
He reasons that they would fare much better if they worked to maintain that hard-won loyalty. |
Activists view the department's changes as a serious threat to hard-won standards for organic products. |
And Americans are divested of yet another of their hard-won personal liberties. |