Sentence examples for difficult to hide from inspiring English sources

"It's pretty difficult to hide your accent," she says.

IT is difficult to hide from the Beatles.

You know, when you're living as an out transgender person, it's … kind of difficult to hide.

In the UK, it is difficult to hide in open country, so woodland is good.

A teamwide lack of production has made Ordóñez's weak bat difficult to hide.

"But it is very difficult to hide that sort of thing".

It is increasingly difficult to hide a public protest, an act of repression or a violation of human rights.

"I hated to see it happen," Hatch said, and his disdain for his junior colleague is difficult to hide.

The loss of such a figure would be difficult to hide, even among an organisation renowned for securing sensitive information.

But in a smaller venue, it becomes more difficult to hide - and on the fringe, completely impossible.

Plus, it's a bit difficult to hide what you do when g-strings are hanging on the washing line, you know?