Sentence examples for difficult to retract from inspiring English sources
We would want them to go through the hard and revealing work of the formal process, which takes into account public views — and also makes the result more legitimate and more difficult to retract.
Perhaps you got caught up in the moment, after all, you were in a church and you are a former deacon, but words are difficult to retract, but at least the hurt that can be caused by them can also be allayed by other words, like, "I'm sorry".
It becomes difficult to retract or evert the lips, which transform into an elliptical shape.
And he's described us as closet racists in the past: he had the opportunity to retract that, and then he retracted the retraction".
In their haste, they forgot to retract the airplane's speed brakes, which are flaps on the wings that made climbing more difficult.
What is there to retract?
To retract critical survey, uses defamation threat.
He had to retract the claim.
If Newsweek had to retract its report, then the White House should have to retract its war.
Increasingly, victims tell us they were pressed to retract.
