Sentence examples for certainly hard to be from inspiring English sources
"They're both dazzling, superficial, characters who are hard to like, frankly, and certainly hard to be moved by".
It is certainly hard to be cheered by the Yankees' recent performance, which may most charitably be described as miserable.
He argues that Brown did a good job of managing the banking crisis, and it is certainly hard to be sure that another leader would have avoided a more serious recession.
"It certainly is hard to be a Republican in Hawaii and run for office," she said.
Certainly, it is hard to be against competition.
Certainly it's hard to be reassured by anything said or done by John Ashcroft, who in May 2001 testified to the Senate that "our No. 1 goal is the prevention of terrorist acts".
It's certainly hard to define, which is a refreshing thing to be able to say about any act in 2011.
It's certainly hard to know what's going on in places such as West Africa and the Middle East.
It's certainly hard to believe that it was written by an 80-something year-old.
"It is certainly hard to see how that is good for the consumer".
It's certainly hard to imagine that fraud is rife in the world of Dalek science.
