Sentence examples for been difficult indeed from inspiring English sources

"The Piano"?' " It would have been difficult indeed to edit Mr. Brody out of "The Pianist," which opens on Dec. 27 in New York and Los Angeles.

Solving such systems is difficult; indeed, precise solutions can only rarely be found.

And the state's oxymoronical quest to kill people in a humane fashion turns out to be difficult indeed.

Meanwhile he misses his wife, who left him three years ago: "Life without a woman to temper your stupidities was difficult indeed".

It is difficult indeed to obtain a grant to do research if you haven't spent your career in the laboratory.

Separating the ladies from the matrons in the runway melange, especially once it hit the racks of the department stores, was difficult indeed.

Despite all the efforts of the prosecution, everybody could see that this man was not a "monster," but it was difficult indeed not to suspect that he was a clown.

She added: Despite all the efforts of the prosecution, everybody could see that this man was not a "monster," but it was difficult indeed not to suspect that he was a clown.

It is difficult indeed to understand why some flatworms are able to regenerate heads and tails from any level of amputation, while other species can regenerate in only one direction or are unable to regenerate at all.

It's difficult to imagine the sorts of arguments that surrounded this year's Booker springing up around the National Book Award, just as it's difficult – indeed, impossible – to imagine a major American novelist taking on literary prizes as a subject the way Edward St Aubyn did recently in Lost for Words.

Doing away with the Glass-Steagall Act -- which forced financial institutions to choose between banking and investment banking -- helped get us to where we are today, but building up new barriers to eliminate the conflicts of interest now rampant in the largest financial institutions will be difficult indeed.