Sentence examples for be difficult about from inspiring English sources
"However, once you come to the performance, if you don't want to be difficult about it, you get it.
If the Bangladeshis were going to be difficult about the visa, I'd simply do what so many Bangladeshis have allegedly done: I'd cross the border without a visa.
The point is made not to be difficult about Reyes, but to acknowledge how swiftly time flies in sports, how quickly the window of opportunity can close.
He believes charities should be transparent about what they pay chief executives and should not be difficult about providing information to the public or the media.
"Europeans can be difficult about collaborations.
NELSON: There's very little that's difficult about being a Radcliffe fellow!
The only thing that was difficult about the whole ordeal was giving the cat back because it was really sweet.
One of the things that's difficult about predicting the future is "it's always sooner" than you think.
