Sentence examples for allegedly difficult from inspiring English sources

When the right frame is found, allegedly difficult modern music becomes second nature.

He worked and lived in the gap that drew together distinctly low-life characters and the more louche end of Britain's aristocracy, and allegedly "difficult" individuals discovered in him a kindred spirit.

Despite the allegedly difficult relationship during development, McNamara maintains an optimistic attitude towards Rockstar.

5 Finally, Section 4 looks at consent issues: specifically the claim that, since it is (allegedly) difficult for many women to adequately understand (and validly consent to) prenatal tests, we should be wary about making such tests part of public health policy.

But NAM has a reputation as a hardball negotiator and getting a fair settlement is allegedly a difficult task.

Borrowing tactics used by drug dealers, the three and others allegedly used difficult-to-trace pre-paid cell phones to communicate, and moved money in clandestine cash drops at various locations on the Upper East Side of Manhattan.

Giles – allegedly an, ahem, difficult chap on occasion to work with, on account of having all that massive brain to lug about – was nothing but charming ease as he popped up twice.

The panel attacked north Wales police and social services at the now disbanded Clwyd county council for allegedly making it difficult for it to obtain documents it felt it needed.

As a crew filmed for an A&E reality series about murder investigations, another officer is said to have thrown a flash-bang grenade, allegedly making it difficult for Weekley to see.

Ashlee Simpson has allegedly been dealing with some difficult personal issues by partying hard and it's reportedly taking a toll on the singer and her family.

Redstone has participated in corporate votes at Viacom and CBS, and lawyers also have produced lengthy emails that Redstone allegedly had dictated, making it difficult for the judge to determine whose account is most credible.