Sentence examples for difficult gentleman from inspiring English sources

"Lithography was difficult," Gentleman says, "but I don't remember fearing being told, 'Forget it, it's no good'".

"I live in Las Vegas, where it's difficult to meet a gentleman who doesn't think of you as a stripper or a piece of meat.

"I'm sorry that Nibali crashed in a key moment of the race," Vinokourov said later, "but it's difficult to be a gentleman 30 kilometers from the finish, with the dirt roads to come".

"It is difficult to trust the gentleman as he has backtracked on his promises in the past several times," said the senator, Enver Baig, noting that a contempt-of-court case had been filed against General Musharraf for having Mr. Sharif deported despite a Supreme Court ruling that he should be allowed to return.

To describe Gentleman as his difficult second single wouldn't be quite right.

CDs are still difficult to open; like the gentlemen of the Victorian age who carried scissors inside their coats to snip the stays of ladies who had fainted, men of my acquaintance now carry pocketknives solely for the purpose of opening CDs.... Audiophiles devoted to the "high end" were astounded by how much better their LPs sounded than the CDs.

But maybe not any more fundamentally difficult for a couple of cheeky British gentlemen to convey on screen than it would be for the worldly French.

NM: Gentlemen Streets, an LP, was difficult because of the lengthy process involved, which took a little over 8 months to complete.

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, we are in a difficult situation regarding the decision which we now have to make after hearing the Council and the Commission.

Whether the account of a strong, loving relationship between the poet and his gentleman friend is autobiographical is more difficult still to determine.

"Gentlemen, we are faced with a difficult paradox.