Sentence examples for difficult to calm from inspiring English sources

Once it starts it is very difficult to calm down.

"It will be difficult to calm these concerns".

Undoubtedly there is spontaneous anger among many Palestinians that Mr. Arafat will find difficult to calm.

Finally, children who become extremely upset when the mother leaves, resist her soothing when she returns, and are difficult to calm down are termed insecurely attached resistant.

Asked whether he found it possible to ignore his phone, he said: "No, I must say that I find it increasingly difficult to calm down and to reduce tempo.

"I must say that I find it increasingly difficult to calm down and to reduce tempo," he said two months before his death.

Kids, like adults, can get 'stuck' in a certain way of thinking and feeling, making it difficult for them to calm down.

"He was not a calm person, difficult to call him... he has his own mind and ideas".

The human thinks the dog's excitement is cute and flattering, so people often get their dogs so twisted up and excited that it's difficult for the dog to calm down again.

Even sleep was difficult; she relied on pills to calm her.

"It's difficult to remain calm".