Sentence examples for difficult kids from inspiring English sources

The difficult kids spit, swear, even kick them.

You're dealing with a very difficult population, very difficult kids.

Canada sees culture as something that is transmitted like a virus — so he needs to reach as many people as possible, including the most difficult kids.

At school, he says, he was the guy who got along with everyone else and the one who teachers would ask to talk to difficult kids.

She gave Christmas gifts to the poorest neighbors and mentored the most difficult kids in school; she was a joyful presence at bonfires, creek parties, and crawfish boils.

His involvement takes the pressure off the heads of year, who are no longer pulled out of lessons to deal with difficult kids; and it means the school's ability to respond to, manage and change bad behaviour has improved radically.

McGill says: "We're all busy and have a lot to do, but when a difficult kid did something brilliant, I would pick up the phone that day before I went home.

People already knew I was kind of a difficult kid, and I thought I knew where this conversation was going.

In later grades, a single difficult kid can prevent everyone else from learning particularly so in an American legal culture that scares teachers away from disciplining their charges.

Struggling with a difficult kid?

After reporting her daughter missing, Reyes said local authorities did little but ask questions that felt accusatory: Was Mariana a difficult kid? Did she drink a lot?