Sentence examples for difficult to tear from inspiring English sources

Will it not be difficult to tear yourself away from the film business?

It really is one of those 'just one more turn…' titles from which it's difficult to tear yourself away.

Even a media-savvy rogue on a Harley will find it difficult to tear up all the old rules of primary elections.

At the same time, rent control and other land regulations make it extremely difficult to tear down and replace even the most dilapidated buildings.

They are difficult to tear Tearing them will test the strength of musclemen who liked to rip the telephone directory in half (what do they use now?).

Beyond the beer (a half of Wylam Brewery's acerbic, tropical Silver Ghost Redux, £2.10), a glowing log-burner and the plush, gentleman's club furnishings will make it difficult to tear yourself away.

With no money for costly repairs, the church, which does not have landmark status, made the difficult decision to tear down what a local news blog, Sheepshead Bites, described as an icon of the neighborhood skyline: its towering steeples.

The sheets of paper-thin lumpia are difficult to pull apart; be very gentle so they don't tear.

I've watched every dating show going and the cheaper, crueller and more exploitative they are the more difficult it is to tear myself away.

It quickly became difficult for my mom to tear me away from it.

The most difficult part for the artists is having to tear themselves away at the end of the day.