Sentence examples for been difficult to take from inspiring English sources

Until recently, it's been difficult to take vegan cuisine (made with no animal products) seriously.

If a player had uttered this expletive about nearly any other coach in the N.B.A., it would have been difficult to take it as anything besides straightforward venom.

Sturridge has endured hip, knee, foot and thigh problems in recent months and, despite insisting he was "blessed by God and I have no stresses", admitted that the frequent injury setbacks had been difficult to take.

People on both sides of the issue have said it has been difficult to take the measure of council members or their speaker, Gifford Miller, who has yet to take a position on the bill and whose decision will ultimately guide the body.

It must have been difficult to take that hand, but she took it and swore fealty, and why?

Another was Libya's difficult situation in Chad where, without some popular and international acceptance for Libyan presence, it would have been difficult to take the concrete risk of causing a war with Egypt and Sudan, with US support.

"It's difficult to take.

This is difficult to take seriously.

"It's difficult to take for everybody".

"It was difficult to take in".

It is difficult to take this reasoning seriously.