Sentence examples for felt it difficult from inspiring English sources

He alludes, too, to the fact that as a younger man he sometimes felt it difficult to form attachments.

On the other, several people on Mr. Muhammad's jury felt it difficult to impose capital punishment, even though there was substantial evidence that linked him to the killings.

"I felt it difficult to make my mark in the game.

We applied the same indications for this study but extended the indications to include isolated subtrochanteric femoral fractures as we felt it difficult to maintain such fractures in an accepted position by non-operative means.

Ingrid Lee told the BBC's North of England correspondent Danny Savage: "I think there's no doubt that because he was a celebrity, people felt it difficult to come forward, but we've not found anything that suggests that police officers were protecting him.

Jeremy Dunham of IGN, Manny LaMancha of GamePro and Benjamin Turner of GameSpy felt it difficult to fight one-on-one when a player can start a cat-and-mouse game, while GameSpot's Greg Kasavin and Brian Gee of Game Revolution found the features to cause "chaos".

"I have ever thought no bereavement was equal to that of a husband's or a wife's," he wrote, "but I feel it difficult to believe that any can be greater, or any one's sorrow greater, than mine".

But with the continuously increasing artifacts in online communities, learners feel it difficult to quickly and easily gain an insight into a certain theme.

These outposts of cutting-edge music have been long-established, but Ashley felt it was difficult for younger talent to get placed in their schedules.

In this climate they felt it was difficult to make time for developing user involvement and the gains that have been achieved could be put at risk.

Andrew Lomas, part of the pro mayor campaign, was disappointed with the voter turnout and felt it was difficult for anyone to "crow" about the result.