Sentence examples for difficult is that from inspiring English sources

What makes choosing a favorite in this race especially difficult is that Berman holds most of those views as well.

"What is difficult is that you're victimizing them twice," he said of the mothers.

What makes giving advice difficult is that everyone's situations are different.

"What makes climate change difficult is that it is not an instantaneous catastrophic event," he said.

How difficult is that, with all the knowledge we have available?

"What was so difficult is that I spend so much time in my own world.

"What makes it difficult is that it is very fragmented," he said.

What's particularly difficult is that there were months of preparation going into this game.

What's difficult is that some mothers don't want to do family planning because they think it will make them sick.

What makes playing center so difficult is that he is hit from many different angles, often in the head.

What makes the book difficult is that Wheelwright, the narrator, is not simultaneously a spokesman for Irving.