Sentence examples for difficult to find something from inspiring English sources

"Meanwhile, in the arts," he said, "it's so difficult to find something that stands out and proposes something new anymore".

Is it difficult to find something to write about knowing it is going to be read by a large audience?

For $1 million, "it was difficult to find something for a couple that lives in a 2,500-square-foot 2,500-square-foot 2,500-square-foot

"If this company is the only company there in your industry and the job doesn't work out, it may be difficult to find something else," Ms. Ranieri notes.

When so much has been written, is it difficult to find something new to say about Mozart — or Schubert or Dylan?

Now they join forces on Shakespeare's most problematic comedy about which, given the number of recent updated versions, it may be difficult to find something new to say.

But I don't mean writing is difficult because it's hard to find something to say or because saying it well takes a lot of practice.

"It is difficult not to find something".

It is difficult not to find something rather symbolic in this catalogue of impulsive gestures and rock-solid confidence in the matter of one's personal judgment: a neat little metaphor not only for the barnstorming way in which Wells conducted his life, but for the art which was that life's justification.

Even in Brooklyn, he said, "pricing in the real estate market has gotten to be so phenomenally high that it's made it very difficult for us to find something that has a realistic price tag on it for the club to survive".

If the billion dollars of efficiency being talked about holds up, it will be difficult for regulators to find something wrong with this transaction".