Sentence examples for difficult looking from inspiring English sources

It's difficult, looking at him now, to believe that he is the same person and that the world is the same world.

While Yo La Tengo can rock out, most of its concert was dedicated to something more subtle and difficult: looking inside a domestic realm that's usually assumed to be comfortably dull.

It is difficult, looking at the struggles of the poor people of New York in the last 15 years, to go for any time without seeing the name of Douglas Lasdon or the Urban Justice Center, which he founded.

The idea of reworking Dylan songs might seem as futile as rewriting Wuthering Heights given that it's fairly difficult, looking back over more than half a century, to think of more than a couple of Bob Dylan cover versions that are even faintly as interesting as the original.

It is difficult, looking at the images of him in Tate Modern's catalogue for his retrospective opening on Friday - and there are at least 61 photos of the artist himself - not to think of him as an avuncular, garrulous figure, or at least a man consciously casting himself against type.

The United States are in a difficult looking Group G, with Germany, Portugal and Ghana.

Sportswear is a difficult look to pin down in this era of inventive, ultralight fabrics.

But for the 1951 Open, the U.S.G.A. knew that it needed a more difficult look.

This is a difficult look to pull off, but if anybody can do it, he can.

Making the supremely difficult look easy may be one definition of genius.

Making the difficult look effortless — such is the charm behind perhaps the best closer in baseball history.