Sentence examples for find hard to shake from inspiring English sources

Like any novelty, OP is infectious, a dialect that some actors find hard to shake off.

Unless they are taken in hand, Czech tourism will acquire a reputation it could find hard to shake off.

If it's flat rather than calamitous, the face-freezingly horrid romantic comedy Lessons in Love (Arrow, 15) valiantly goes for both: Pierce Brosnan and Salma Hayek strike a negative number of sparks as bristling in-laws-turned-lovers, but what you might find hardest to shake is the memory of Malcolm McDowell bellowing: "Stop talking about my cock, woman!" Let's never start.

It's a role he finds hard to shake.

Even now, they find that hard to shake off; through the character of Robert, it is suggested that the sectarianism with which Ian and Jimmy grew up has found a new outlet in racist intolerance.

Some will find it hard to shake this scepticism.

No matter how hard the boosters try to sell the wares of this vast and diverse continent, they find it hard to shake off clichés about "heart of darkness" or television images of the emaciated fly-blown child.

That said, you may still find it hard to shake the feeling that there is a stranger in the apartment with you or one with a key somewhere else in town.

Whatever its motive, the Supreme Court's intervention at this point seems so gratuitous that I find it hard to shake the concern that some justices may actually think that social engineering of this sort may actually do some good.

And yet, while they may accept the grand jury's conclusion that Detective Vasquez committed no crime, many New Yorkers will find it hard to shake the feeling that this case has not turned out right.

But the winning design for the Helsinki Guggenheim museum, announced on Tuesday, will find it hard to shake off a long-standing controversy over the cost of art in an era of austerity.