Sentence examples for difficult not to find from inspiring English sources
"It is difficult not to find something".
He is a charming man with a still-leonine face, and it is difficult not to find enjoyment in watching his dedication to perfecting treatments of leather, sequins, feathers, stripes and spots, with the ultimate goal, he said, "of teaching every woman again to be feminine and sexy," and "to make people appreciate the beauty that is all around our lives".
Vigalondo shoots it like a charming Fox Searchlight indie about a woman rediscovering herself and while it's fun to see this cosey first act make a hard left into b-movie territory, it's also difficult not to find the characters and interplay just as cloying and familiar as they are in the film it's initially pretending to ape.
It is difficult not to find something rather symbolic in this catalogue of impulsive gestures and rock-solid confidence in the matter of one's personal judgment: a neat little metaphor not only for the barnstorming way in which Wells conducted his life, but for the art which was that life's justification.
With a divorce rate of nearly half and rising It is difficult not to find it surprising That we do not yet allow same-sexes to wed And enjoy the same right to a marriage they dread.
"I still find it difficult not to show some reaction".
When you begin, you might find it difficult not to think.
At 88, he admits that he finds it difficult not to think of his legacy.
And these missing words are not difficult to find: not when you have computers to do the gruntwork and billions of words of digitised text available to dig through.
Stories of children being prescribed inhalers when they do not have asthma are not difficult to find on parenting forums.
