Sentence examples for a hard time insisting from inspiring English sources
For a while, I got to memorize the score of "Rent," and had a hard time insisting on equal time for the original ("La Bohème").
But once she has happily settled in, her mother (Frances Fisher, in a reprise of her "Titanic" role as an aristocrat holding her head high through hard times) insists on moving to the Netherlands, which looks like a safer bet than England as World War II expands.
He had a hard time selling that recipe to his editor, who insisted that his readers would never cook a cow's head.
The Colombian actress insists that Manolo, 20, has a hard time accepting his mother's 'Sex Symbol' image.
Some details were changed in the process, but he insists that people would have a hard time telling the difference between his renders and photographs of the actual finished sculpture.
But Padilla's lawyers had a hard time obtaining a ruling on his constitutional challenge, mostly because the administration's lawyers insisted no such court hearing was called for.
He insists the team wasn't distracted amid the media frenzy….yeah, I have a hard time buying that too.
It would also provide an opportunity for Obama to insist on some more debates between Palin and Biden, something that McCain would have a hard time rejecting, if Obama was up to the McCain challenge.
Manafort's lawyers insisted he hadn't intended to lie about these interactions with Kilimnik, but claimed he'd had a hard time focusing on the facts during his interview sessions because he was depressed and sick.
But he has insisted on including all seven of the candidates actively running, ensuring a cluttered event in which challengers will have a hard time distinguishing themselves.
