| He brought a wealth of experience and hardheaded pragmatism to a problem bedevilled by fond hopes, misperceptions and sheer ignorance. |
| That's because Doctorow writes with the kind of hardheaded humor and logic that makes one suspect this book will be a mind-boggling delight. |
| Feelings aside, how are CEOs performing as hardheaded guardians of the businesses they serve? |
| We need very hardheaded idealists who can look into the worse and best of humanity and can create and implement strategies of success. |
| But hardheaded operatives like Karl Rove could shift their resources to Senate and House contests. |
| This is perfectly normal, hardheaded politics, directed towards a public-minded goal. |
