Sentence examples for difficult, quite from inspiring English sources

Violins are quite difficult, quite shouty.

"When Galliano was first there, the business was great, but when he experimented, the business became much more difficult, quite frankly".

"It will be difficult, quite difficult," said Thomas Levet, a former European Ryder Cup player from France who is now an analyst for Canal Plus television.

Back in February I asked, "Is this administration ready for the long, difficult, quite possibly bloody business of rebuilding Iraq?" The example of Afghanistan (where warlords rule most of the country, and the Taliban -- remember those guys? -- is resurgent) led me to doubt it.

Scales 6 9 have a range of five possible responses: cannot do, very difficult, quite difficult, easy, and very easy.

Because the latter is "notoriously difficult", quite a number of hypotheses concerning the origin of the genetic code were based on formal schemes (for reviews please see [ 59, 60]).

These studies are time consuming, logistically difficult and quite expensive.

This is not only difficult, but quite unnecessary.

"Caravaggio's quite difficult.

This has proved quite difficult.

"But executing is quite difficult".