Sentence examples for difficult to put out of from inspiring English sources

But you will, I can assure you, find it difficult to put out of mind".

That was a piece of savagery that is difficult to put out of one's mind, and disturbed me immensely.

Once they are set alight, the fire easily spreads and is very difficult to put out.

It's some pretty heavy stuff, and it must be difficult to put out there, but I think a lot of listeners are going to connect with it".

The system is composed in part of carbon filters, which are difficult to put out once they catch fire, he said.

"So something like that is very difficult to put out".

"But in this case there's a fire, and a fire that's difficult to put out".

That can be difficult to do, and even more difficult to put out into the world.

Just as Picasso stole from Velázquez's Las Meninas, so we should see various renderings of an original movie as a legitimate expression of creativity.' But anyone watching Downfall might find it difficult to put the satires out of mind.

After my breakup, it's been difficult to put myself back out there again.

"Competing with the Apples and Samsungs of this world is tough, and it's a difficult climate to put out high-end products when the market is so dominated by a couple of players".