Sentence examples for difficult to take the from inspiring English sources

One reason why it was so difficult to take the interview seriously was the date.

But, she said, he would find it difficult to take the first steps toward reconciliation.

Between Poe's lies and Griswold's forgeries, it can be difficult to take the measure of Edgar A. Poe.

"It's difficult to take the time to enjoy the sky like we did when we started out," he said.

"When that finished it was difficult to take the next step because of the stigma of my soap past.

"It would be much more difficult to take the census and get the same degree of cooperation".

It was quite difficult to take, especially the manner of the goal.

"It's difficult to take on the chin at the moment.

It is difficult to take in the paintings in their entirety, the relationships between figure and ground, the nuances: you just can't see them properly.

I like the picture because it was difficult to take - the wasp was moving very fast and the focal plane was very shallow - and because it captures three trophic levels in one".

It will become difficult to take on the tyrants who will menace the world.