Sentence examples for a touch difficult from inspiring English sources

Isn't this campaign also in the business of suggesting that to be clever and a touch difficult (Didion is nothing if not unpredictable) is to be timelessly beautiful?

Couple that with the fact the showrunners have shrouded their creation with a blanket of complete silence and it becomes a touch difficult to give any kind of concrete prediction about what will happen.

Hawaii is indisputably beautiful, but it's also one of the most remote places in the world, making it a touch difficult to experience the HI life.

It was a touch more difficult to persuade the heads of circulation, and advertising feared their figures might head southwards.

So if you aren't handy, this may prove a touch more difficult.

Daily life sometimes makes keeping in touch difficult but BJ made keeping in touch a top priority.

"I'm not frightened of upsetting the very politically correct class who are afraid to touch difficult issues.

It's a touching yet difficult film to watch as it captures what these children confront on a daily basis as they navigate poverty, discrimination and the harsh conditions of the sun.

The lack of experience in their bowling, particularly with Morne Morkel looking a touch weary, will be a difficult factor to counteract.

After all, the iPhone had a touch screen that made it more difficult to write the kind of long, serious, work-related e-mails that BlackBerry users took for granted.

Most unexpectedly, he exhibited a lightness of touch in difficult moments that enabled him to keep the focus on his preferred themes; for example, dismissing Mr Salmond's complaint that Scotland did not want its Tory-led government in Westminster by revealing, tongue-in-cheek, that he had never voted for Mr Salmond either.