Sentence examples for find so hard from inspiring English sources

This failure is what taught adults find so hard to imitate.

Yet that timeless relationship with the water is what Mr. Finke and other lobstermen find so hard to give up.

Charlotte Faulkner, founder of the DHPA, said in a letter to fellow charity, the South West Equine Protection (SWEP), that it should consider "giving measured support to this understandably upsetting subject, which as pony lovers we find so hard to accept".

Amongst the chaos, exhaustion and the brutal logistics of child-rearing are these tiny, precious moments of absolute delight, of demanding that we suspend all the things that seem to matter and just sit on the floor and play, or listen, which we adults find so hard.

What I find so hard about documentary filmmaking is doing all the research before every interview.

I really don't know what it is that I find so hard to deal with.

English was always an academic subject, there was a barrier I found so hard to break.

It could turn out to have that quality Labour finds so hard to live up to – brotherhood.

She addressed the phenomenon of frozen grief – the monumental mourning that society and individuals needed to go through but found so hard.

Chances are, the things you consider fun and easy are things someone else finds so hard that they're willing to pay you to do them".

It was a notion the EDL found so hard to compute that the only appropriate response they could conjure was a brawl, for which three of them were arrested.