Sentence examples for a little difficult at from inspiring English sources

That's a little difficult at the moment as I'm still getting over the shock," said Millen.

"Grayson finds my middle-class rules a little difficult at times.

We can understand it's a little difficult, at this stage of her life and career, to justify writing an autobiography.

Sara always shows me, in her pictures, how directional pieces — clothes that could appear a little difficult at first glance — can be joyfully and seamlessly integrated into a wardrobe.

"It's a little difficult at a dinner party to have people pay attention to details of texture," McGee admits, "but they did think it was juicier".

The negatives include; a whole mess of cords (standing up to play Tiger Woods was a little difficult at times), and a relatively high price tag at $299.

And ultimately, it can be a little difficult to look at yourself, because you might not like what you see.

Finally, where reported, almost all women in both groups reported that treatment was either "a little difficult" or "not at all difficult" and that the bleeding was "acceptable" or "very acceptable".

(1 = very difficult, 2 = a little difficult, 3 = not difficult at all).

It's a little difficult to become better at something if you're not already good at it!

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