Sentence examples for difficult to improvise from inspiring English sources
De Lucía reportedly suffered from headaches and backaches while performing because he found it difficult to improvise and follow McLaughlin and Coryell's advanced knowledge of jazz improvisation.
Our own experience has shown how difficult it is to improvise useful loan-expenditures at short notice.
It's difficult, even when you want to examine the patient, sometimes you don't have…it's a bit difficult, but we try to improvise sometimes and make ends meet".
Watkins added: "A lot of the art is about making do and getting by: how to improvise in this difficult situation".
The lack of a resolution mechanism has required the government to improvise for each individual situation, making it very difficult to address systemic problems.
The scene was included in the script, but Ansari continued to improvise long after his dialogue ended, and Jones said she found it difficult to keep a straight face during filming.
Some claimed to improvise.
We wanted to improvise music.
