Sentence examples for bit hard to accept from inspiring English sources
And the 26-year-old, who was also left out of the 2010 World Cup squad by then coach Raymond Domenech, told Sky Sports News: "It's a little bit hard to accept.
And we find it a bit hard to accept the singling out of the E.U. (which Norwegians have voted against joining) for its fostering of peace in Europe since World War II, when NATO and the United States were at least as responsible.
"It's a little bit hard to accept," he told Sky Sports News.
However, as it stands, the branding, features, and unfortunate incompatibility issues make RT a bit hard to accept.
Also the thought that NYC detectives would "work with Microsoft" to track a stolen XBox is a bit hard to accept at face value, but apparently the story happened so kudos to Pelham Detective John Hynes and Microsoft for working together on this.
ThIt article originally appeared on VICE ID.
I doubt also that they would want, if they thought about it a bit harder, to accept the 9/11 attackers' assertion that they were acting on behalf of their Muslim brothers.Moreover, the call for sensitivity cuts both ways.
This will, in turn, make it hard to accept yourself.
By the time they appear — and Mr. King has fine tricks for observing them without too much narrative fakery — they are already a little bit familiar and not at all hard to accept.
