Sentence examples for are being difficult from inspiring English sources

So of course Google thinks the labels are being difficult.

The gates effectively lock the residents into their rooms when they are being difficult.

But the idea of selling their water to the power companies meets stony resistance from the potato farmers.It is not just that they are being difficult.

"There will be a low point and it will be when both boys are being difficult, when the weather is horrible and the boats are cancelled and we're stuck on the island.

John Tierney seems to imply ("The Case for a Cover-Up," column, Sept. 10) that Democrats are being difficult and holding up the process for investigating what went wrong in New Orleans and the Gulf Coast, because they are calling for it "to be done by outsiders".

Some of her new party activists are being difficult, she conceded, making light of the usual posse of Trotskyite entryists, both comic and sinister (it is possible to be both) from parties long since expelled from Labour's ranks in the post-Benn march back to electability after 1983.

How widespread these cases are is difficult to ascertain.

Time is short, and the author is being difficult.

With a woman, people will say she is being difficult.

"The thing that worked when my boss was being difficult was remembering it wasn't personal.

The poem is being difficult.