Sentence examples for exceedingly difficult to know from inspiring English sources
As a result, it is exceedingly difficult to know anything definite about Socrates as a historical figure.
PARIS — As the service breaks and momentum shifts piled up late in the third set Thursday, it was exceedingly difficult to know which Serbian tennis player was going to end up No. 1 on the day and No. 1 in the world.
I learned that it is exceedingly difficult to know what a loved one wants while they are seriously ill.
The problem is once we know something, such as the melody of a song, it is exceedingly difficult to imagine not knowing it.
"Because virtually none of the individuals who are subject to either Section 702 or EO 12333 surveillance ever receive notice of that surveillance, it is exceedingly difficult to establish what is known as "standing" to challenge the surveillance in U.S. court," she writes.
Afterwards the lawsuit largely fizzled thanks to it being exceedingly difficult to take someone to court when all you know about them is they posted under the handle "HitlerHitlerHitler". Since then, people have only gotten bolder.
And then there's the casual referencing of, and simultaneous distancing from, "the Waverly," as in the Waverly Inn, a restaurant in Greenwich Village that you would know, from reading Gawker, to be exceedingly difficult to score a reservation at.
