Sentence examples for a difficult guy from inspiring English sources
"I'm a difficult guy," Mr. Dodson says.
"By reputation, I knew he was a tough guy and a difficult guy," Mr. Ackman says.
"The run he's been on, he's a difficult guy to play against," Murray said.
He is a difficult guy to pin down these days; he doesn't really go to work that often and I think it has to be something he is overwhelmingly motivated to do.
A little like Mr Fletcher, the terrifying jazz teacher played by JK Simmons in Chazelle's Whiplash, Seb is a purist and an uncompromiser, a difficult guy to get to know or like.
"They said that he was a difficult guy and definitely not a head coach candidate".
"I know he's a really difficult guy to officiate.
Robert Durst had become a very difficult guy to track down.
Jay Levin, the owner for whom I toiled at LA Weekly before Leonard arrived on the scene, was a sometimes visionary, often difficult guy who gave power with one hand while seizing it back with the other.
"If you get famous, you can't, you know, ask for a bigger trailer and become this difficult guy and throw stuff," Mr. Milio said.
When his PR person introduced us at that party, I was a bit wobbly (because it was a Christmas celebration in London), but I got the distinct feeling that this "difficult" guy was actually really chill and charming.
