| He had also been considered iron-handed in his council presidency, yet this was a quality that helped him deliver crucial investment votes on the revival of downtown. |
| As I watched the chaotic end of the second game, I felt that Anthony, in dishing the ball to the iron-handed Jeffries, was in fact overcompensating for the heat he'd been taking for ball-hogging and shot-forcing. |
| I couldn't believe that iron-handed old tyrant would have a son waho cared for nothing but praying. |
| The N. C. A. A. is at a juncture when it needs an iron-handed emperor more than a chief executive. |
| As his career progressed his films became more and more laden with lightning-fast editing, multiple story lines, razor-witted dialogue and iron-handed symbolism. |
| Here I am not primarily concerned with the long-term effects of such separation, about which the advocates of iron-handed rule in Poland have always written with great glee. |
