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Free sign upThe phrase "are hard to watch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something, such as a film or performance, that is difficult to view due to its content or quality.
Example: "The documentary on climate change is powerful, but some parts are hard to watch because of the distressing images."
Alternatives: "are difficult to view" or "are tough to endure".
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The results are hard to watch.
These combative, insult-laden programmes are hard to watch and harder to turn off.
They see no options -- and the compromises are hard to watch".
Charlize Theron's bitter despair and Viggo Mortensen's heartbreak are hard to watch.
The scoreline is embarrassing enough; mistakes like that, utterly understandable in the circumstances, are hard to watch.
Until now.Part of the reason for the stories was that apes are hard to watch in the wild, and few people are prepared to put in the time needed to do so.
Similar(45)
It was hard to watch".
"It's hard to watch".
It's been hard to watch".
"It's hard to watch," Fitzgerald said.
Anne's demise was hard to watch.
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