Sentence examples for considered too hard from inspiring English sources

Because they were considered too hard.

"I think the essence of leadership is to take on that which is considered too hard to do, and make it happen.

Mr. McCain, these conservatives say, has also alienated some in the movement with remarks considered too hard on the Republican Party, like his assertion that the party is "in the pocket of the insurance companies".

Mr. McCain, these conservatives say, has also alienated some in the movement with remarks considered too hard on the Republican Party, like his assertion that the party is "in the pocket of the insurance companies". He is simply too independent-minded, and his cozy relationship with reporters makes many Republicans uncomfortable.

"We're often considered too hard on our employees by other charities," Guth says.

He said such a deal - which he used to consider "too hard" to do - was likely to take place in the "middle distance".

It was considered too big and too hard for young children to play with.

Mexicans were hired for work considered too dangerous or too hard or too demeaning for Americans to do.

The American label insisted on changing the title of the instrumental "Wring That Neck", considered too violent, to "Hard Road".

The film is notable for not only being the first time that Cagney danced on screen, but it was also the last time he allowed himself to be shot at with live ammunition (a relatively common occurrence at the time, as blank cartridges and squibs were considered too expensive and hard to find to use in most motion picture filming).

It does not help that people are less inclined to like powerful women in the first place: they are either considered too soft or too hard-edged.Ms Sandberg will probably be called both.