A pub is oddly difficult to describe.
It was oddly difficult to find out how to brine them; perhaps, like jazz, if you have to ask then you'll never know.
For all his secretly taped braggadocio, Alan Duncan is oddly difficult to loathe, despite having worked tirelessly to engender profound distaste before entering parliament, notably for the hideous, disgraced oil trader Marc Rich.
Of making choices during filming, for example, James says: "It's oddly difficult to film direct action, because you just don't know what's going to happen, you feel like you're constantly in the wrong place and worrying about should I follow this guy or that guy, or be over there".
It's oddly difficult to extract yourself from the cut and thrust of daily life in the weird world of politics, let alone compare your experience to others, because the environment kind of by design doesn't provide that space for reflection which, arguably, is why the system self-perpetuates its flaws, but that's a massive tangent and its own can of worms.
Pinning down the figures turns out to be oddly difficult.
It was also oddly difficult to find your friends.
The show's name is silly (apparently the original title was Tooken) and oddly difficult to remember.
He's the chairman of the board, the hip character who never loses his cool and is always above everything -- which makes him, oddly, difficult to write for.
It's a simple question but one that proved oddly difficult to answer this week: Are the 2020 Democrats boycotting the American Israel Political Affairs Committee conference or not?
