Sentence examples for difficult to say anything from inspiring English sources
Without theoretical bounds it is difficult to say anything about the quality of these algorithms.
It is difficult to say anything before the first race.
When you're in the machine, it's very difficult to say anything other than 'Keep shooting.
But until we know that it's pretty difficult to say anything useful".
He's very strict at his work, but people he loves, he finds it very difficult to say anything.
W. H. Auden, in his very honest 1947 essay about "Macbeth," said that it is "difficult to say anything particularly new or revealing about" the play.
They are, as you know, independent committees so it is very difficult for me to say anything – but if they think this way, we will have a very difficult situation".
It is also true to say that it would have been politically difficult for Brown to say anything else.
On Iraq, he has said almost everything possible, which makes it difficult for him to say anything.
"It's difficult for him to say anything," Moxon said when asked why Gillespie had not been allowed to speak to the assembled media.
"It's difficult for me to say anything because there isn't anything to discuss".
