Sentence examples for difficult to express how from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to express how difficult it is.

It is difficult to express how painful and confusing that was.

If you haven't seen it, it's difficult to express how awful TOTP – and by extension – pop music seems to have been in 1976.

"It is difficult to express how difficult this track is.

In a July statement to analysts Siebel sounded mournful: "It is difficult to express how weak [the market] is".

"It is difficult to express how heartbreaking it is to see something like this happening in our country," Colbert said.

The researcher further realized that it was difficult for staff members to express how they were affected by these behaviours; the fact that they had to isolate these residents weighed on their conscience over time.

The official used longstanding French slang to express how difficult it was now to get information on the bombings, saying, "Now we have to pull worms from their noses".

"It's difficult when you're manager of a club as big as this to express how important a win like that was," Pardew added.

Carol uses negative emotional language such as 'difficult' (line 18) and 'frustrating' (line 23) to express how she finds this and how this interaction affects her identity construction.

You need to express how you feel.