Sentence examples for difficult to be taken from inspiring English sources

"It's very difficult to be taken back".

"I still find it very difficult to be taken out of my little pond and go off and play someone else".

"I don't make track suits, and I don't cater to a mass market," says Shokrian, who admits that it's difficult to be taken seriously in a stretch-and-jersey town.

Like Queen, one of the record's other standout tracks, Fool, deals with homophobia – specifically, the way Hadreas says he finds it difficult to be taken seriously because of his sexuality.

"It was about a year before I booked anything [after deciding to become an actor] and it was quite difficult to be taken seriously then, because I hadn't done anything.

When it comes to how and what kind of films get financed, Whittaker's breezy gabbling gets more rattled: "It's really difficult to get finance, it's really difficult to be taken seriously.

If there is a difficult decision to be taken, it is best to put it off.

Clearly, there are difficult decisions to be taken by government, but ministers' opportunistic rhetoric on this issue is disturbing.

He regarded Pop as a silly diversion, art not difficult enough to be taken seriously.

That test, he goes on, "is even more difficult in difficult times, when difficult decisions have to be taken".

"I've explained to people that a difficult decision had to be taken at a very difficult time".