Sentence examples for appear hard from inspiring English sources

She is not unattractive, but unlike the fragrant Mrs Henman, her features can sometimes appear hard.

The June employment report will appear hard on the heels of a very disappointing figure released a month ago.

"Progress in particle physics or its relevance for our daily life can sometimes appear hard to grasp for anyone without a knowledge of physics," the academy acknowledged.

She first discovered the program at her day job in finance — and used it to appear hard at work while actually writing her book.

This is also good for what I like to call V.O.P. (virtual-office presence), if you want to appear hard at work when you are otherwise sleeping or carousing.

The authority has cited some savings estimates that appear hard to predict, including an expected $22 million in annual savings resulting from attempts to curb fare evasion on buses.

But an ex-signalman sitting next to me told me Adonis laboured under Tory accusations of being a railway romantic, and was merely trying to appear hard-headed.

The next steps on Mr. Obama's nuclear agenda now appear harder than ever.

While the regular services have also had recruiting difficulties, the reserves appear hardest hit by the increasing tempo of deployments.

In England, which is far more ethnically diverse, it may appear harder to do this, yet the way to do it seems straightforward: just tell the story of England.

If Obama doesn't clearly define America's relationship with China soon, it will be defined by the likes of Paul Krugman and Rush Limbaugh or by congressmen looking to appear hard-line because they're worried they won't get re-elected.