Sentence examples for almost as difficult as from inspiring English sources

Charisma, admittedly, is almost as difficult as virtue to depict in fiction.

His childhood was almost as difficult as Khashab's, bouncing from one foster home to another.

Almost as difficult as having the birds and the bees talk.

Conditions above ground have proved almost as difficult as those below.

Getting into Grendon can be almost as difficult as getting out of most jails.

Finishing second two weeks in a row is almost as difficult as winning two weeks in a row.

This is almost as difficult to defend ethically as it is difficult to resist.

But for the past decade, obtaining the waiver was almost as difficult and time-consuming as getting the green card.

After Vettel scored the pole position on Saturday, it looked as if the German would return to his dominating ways, especially as the Hungaroring is almost as difficult to pass on as the street circuit of Monaco.

"It is, I would maintain, almost as difficult to read a novel well as to write one well".

In the ocean of biographies, Albert Einstein is the white whale: impossible to ignore, almost as difficult to capture, symbolic as all hell.