Sentence examples for difficult to hurt from inspiring English sources

But the alligators are difficult to hurt.

It may seem difficult to potentially hurt your partner's feelings by telling them something they may not want to hear, but it's a lot better than completely ruining the life you've built, or are beginning to build, and breaking their heart in the process.

It is very difficult to get hurt landing in the bubbling water.

The only moving component, the stretch sensor, was also quite soft, making it extremely difficult for someone to hurt themselves using it.

It ought to hurt -- an especially difficult goal for mothers to accept -- and it's okay if it produces a few tears and sniffles.

Landscapers argued the law would be difficult to enforce, could hurt their business and would add to consumers' costs.

The adrenaline pumping through your body may make it difficult to judge how hurt you are at first.

3. When our children are in pain, it is difficult to see them hurting.

Despite some concerns that the bill would be difficult to enforce and could hurt roadside vendors, it recently cleared an initial legislative committee and lawmakers were to debate its merits in the next few days.

It was difficult to explain why it hurt so badly no one died, right?

It was difficult to go through and hurt me that my MIL did not like me, but I made my mistakes too, and that time is over.