Sentence examples for difficult to be around from inspiring English sources

I know that I'm gonna become a little more difficult to be around and my family know I'm gonna get testy.

But her image in that book is considerably less heroic, with some other figures, like a French photographer who was with her when she was kidnapped, complaining that she was "very arrogant and difficult to be around".

Scott took out his anger on his family members, admitting that he was difficult to be around after the Columbine tragedy.

But in terms of selective sanctimony, as in terms of any other irresponsible indulgence that's harmful and makes a body difficult to be around, it's probably wise to indulge responsibly.

They will give merit to your patience and understanding in spite of them being very difficult to be around with.

It makes you difficult to be around.

Would he accept that he is a difficult character to be around?

It's difficult to be running around the country if you're dealing with that".

From my love of right angles to my stubborn, black and white views on complex issues, I recognise I can be a very difficult person to be around.

"In 12 years at Boca I have made two friends, I don't need any more," he said defiantly, answering criticisms from team-mates for being a difficult man to be around.

"When Scott's on drugs, he's a difficult person to be around.