Sentence examples for difficult not to have from inspiring English sources

It's difficult not to have a good time".

It is difficult not to have them; we want to play for the game starting today.

I think it would have been very, very difficult not to have the fear that it could spark up again".

It was a little difficult not to have a prep school background that others did — they moved in with truckloads of stuff; I had a footlocker.

"The study shows that it is very difficult not to have these public costs if you have low-skilled immigrants in large numbers".

It is difficult not to have one's faith restored by the sight of shampooed lambs and blue-ribbon apples twirling on a dais.

It is fairly difficult today not to have a footprint – or a faceprint, given the sophistication of facial recognition technologies – on the Internet.

If they refuse to seek help or take the medication, tell them you are going to have to make a difficult decision not to have them in your life anymore.

Indeed, he conveys how difficult it is not to have an abortion following a bad diagnosis.

"It's difficult for me not to have earmarks," said Mr. Young, to some nervous tittering at a news conference Tuesday outside the Capitol.

"Brushing past a woman, a man -- it's difficult, I would think, not to have some type of sexual thinking".