Sentence examples for clearly hard from inspiring English sources

The private sector is clearly hard pressed.

It's clearly hard for Burnett to talk about it.

Perhaps not, but it's clearly hard to better as a theme for a first novel.

But it was clearly hard for them to celebrate the rescue.

His idealisation of an ascetic lifestyle and explicit denunciations of consumerism are clearly hard to reconcile with his multimillionaire status.

It is clearly hard for him to accept that he does not enjoy the same level of regard as a comparably gifted rapper.

Yet Sonnenberg demonstrates a self-awareness that is clearly hard-earned, one of the many qualities she has absorbed from her eclectic and generous friends.

Even with a wage packet of up to £50,000 a year for shifts lasting as long as 12 hours, their money is clearly hard-earned.

Mr Slusher and Lord Ashcroft have tussled in the past over Belize Bank's interpretation of the local laws, and both men are clearly hard-charging negotiators, throwing everything at each other.

While Coyle claims to be comfortable with all the decisions he has made, some were clearly harder than others.

Warner has been slower getting to the nonseries Monogram films, which are clearly harder to market (with their near-absence of star names or famous characters) but often more closely embody the Poverty Row spirit that Godard sought to emulate.