Sentence examples for difficult for anything to from inspiring English sources

"I think it's very difficult for anything to capture the awfulness of those years, but this movie comes close," said Ms. Franke-Ruta, now an editor at The Atlantic.

It the heart is closed, it is difficult for anything to get in or out.

But these days, it's difficult for anything to not be political.

However, it will be difficult for anything to be restored with the dwindling population of less than 3,000, documented in the 2010 Census.

In today's world, it's not information itself that disturbs, because everything is said, everything comes and goes, it's very difficult for anything to remain secret anymore; but the real challenge lies in passing along this information to the public, making it become a subject that people talk about, discuss, repeat and want to understand better.

In today's world," he continues, "it's not information itself that disturbs, because everything is said, everything comes and goes, it's very difficult for anything to remain secret anymore; but the real challenge lies in passing along this information to the public, making it become a subject that people talk about, discuss, repeat and want to understand better".

But if you embrace the reality of the human body, you embrace mortality, and that is a very difficult thing for anything to do because the self-conscious mind cannot imagine non-existence.

And by quiet I mean so noisy that it's difficult for anything of any substance (or signal) to come through.

Alfilio writes: It would be difficult for anything as inconsequential as a party conference to make me dislike the Tory or LibDem parties any more than I did before.

This futuristic approach has always proved too expensive and difficult for anything but laboratory experimentation.

"It's difficult for me to say anything because there isn't anything to discuss".