Sentence examples for feel so difficult from inspiring English sources

When you start out it can feel so difficult you can be so self-defeating.

But why does it feel so difficult to do political work when we're living through one of the most critical periods of human history?

If I did not get supports from my daughters, I would feel so difficult to pay the bill.

That decision to leave the spouse or to order the tofu burger felt so difficult at the time.

It feels so difficult to see how things could go so wrong," Gallagher told BBC Sport.

There are some issues, feelings or states of mind that can feel so grim it's difficult to confront them head on.

"There are days when you feel so bad, and things get so difficult, that you don't think you'll be able to do the things you used to".

News events across from distant countries can feel so far away, it is difficult to grasp their importance.

Not trusting life is a fairly common pattern, and one that can make difficult situations feel so much worse; causing deep discouragement, a loss of hope or faith, and a feeling of being stuck or even paralyzed.

"This feels so strange, so difficult," said Marva Croker, 72, a parishioner for 47 years.

"Loneliness at this age can be very difficult, and I just feel so very fortunate.