Sentence examples for find difficult to shed from inspiring English sources

"People in Gordon roundly rejected separation, and that is the tag the former First Minister will find difficult to shed in this campaign".

Rudd's spectacular fall is a fate that the now former PM, a proud man who some say is driven by a quiet rage, will find difficult to accept – he shed tears in his farewell address.

But like many of her co-stars, Barton found it difficult to shed her Tiger Beat image in favor of more memorable work, reappearing on shows like "The Beautiful Life" and an episode of "Law & Order" in recent years to little noise.

"Some things I found difficult to accept.

It's difficult to shed too many tears if it isn't.

Above that natural target, it can become difficult to shed those extra pounds.

Despite the spring recovery from depression, that winter weight often proves difficult to shed.

As difficult as it is to stick to healthy new habits, it's even more difficult to shed old ones, yet this is one way to start.

"I find it difficult to find words.

She found it difficult to find work.

"In the NHS it's almost impossible to reconfigure or close a garden shed, let alone a service," says Barnett. "All too often politicians at local or national level find it difficult to rubber-stamp these changes.