Sentence examples for darn hard from inspiring English sources
"I just know it's pretty darn hard".
But keeping your finger absolutely motionless in space is darn hard.
Will the play they're all working so darn hard on make it to Broadway?
The pristine beaches make it darn hard to resist the former, though.
"Why Science Majors Change Their Minds (It's Just So Darn Hard)" (Education Life section, Nov. 6) claims that the decline in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) majors occurs because beginning college courses are "just so darn hard".
Combined with a bunch of genuinely useful features and thousands of themes, applications and add-ons, Firefox 3.5 will be pretty darned hard for other browsers to beat.
And of course, government is darned hard: even when you make the right decision to close Guantánamo, for instance—it can take years to put into effect.So Mr Obama's underperformance is relative and partial; but it is serious, especially in domestic policy.
But it was the fact that it was so darned hard that made it addictive - and so lucrative for its developer.
But if what you do is entertain clients or log a lot of highway miles every week, the $30,405 Avalon XLS is darned hard to beat.
