Sentence examples for bit hard to be from inspiring English sources

It's actually a bit hard, to be honest.

"On and off the field he is trying a bit hard to be a captain rather than just going out and playing his natural game and getting the guys to follow him.

Everything has to work a bit harder to be included".

"They have to work that bit harder to be convincing".

"Women inevitably have to work a little bit harder to be heard".

"Women inevitably have to work a little bit harder to be heard," Stewart said.

It has been a bit harder to be noticed on that cable channel, though Mr. O'Brien may enjoy a little less notice than his ultimately unpleasant "Tonight" tenure.

"It can be a bit harder to be spontaneous," Kisha said.

The precise definition of how H3N2 isolates are divided into "lineages" is a bit hard to follow, and would be greatly clarified by an explanatory figure.

Therefore, it can be a bit hard to follow.

Like the podgy ligatures of the Comic Sans typeface, it feels like it's trying a bit too hard to be fun.