Sentence examples for but difficult to sing from inspiring English sources

Wilkinson sympathizes: It's an affecting song but difficult to sing persuasively, because some of the words are insipid ("Only love can make it rain / the way the beach is kissed by the sea") and because the melody is slight, and overshadowed by a blustery refrain.

It is an affecting song but difficult to sing persuasively, because some of the words are insipid ("Only love can make it rain / the way the beach is kissed by the sea") and because the melody is slight, and overshadowed by a blustery refrain.

It's quite difficult to sing, but in a rewarding way".

I knew it was going to be difficult to sing, but I didn't know that my throat was going to close," Lambert says.

The song seemed so simple -- its hook, "Is it lohhhhhne-ly," clamped on instantly and wouldn't let go -- but was in fact sophisticated, with surprising chords and note intervals difficult to sing.

With a range of one and a half octaves, the melody is notoriously difficult to sing.

Most opera singers find it terribly difficult to sing early in the morning.

"It's very difficult to sing in tune and play drums at the same time.

And this, in turn, is one reason Strauss can be so difficult to sing.

"The Star-Spangled Banner" can be notoriously difficult to sing, with its broad range and piercing high notes.

It is, after all, difficult to sing of the bodies electric and equine amid a chorus of "yucks".