Sentence examples for find too hard from inspiring English sources

But these cream puffs filled with durian pulp, though undoubtedly fine, I find too hard to swallow.

"I very much would have enjoyed the opportunity to serve the governor and his administration, but serving as a judge is a position that I love, and that I find too hard to leave," Mr. Yates said.

Not everyone though, and that's a problem many manufacturers find too hard to bear.

"Unless we get an offer in for any of our players that we find too hard to turn down [then] every contracted player will stay with our club and will be playing for us in August in the Premier League.

Rae said, "My philosophy on working with founders is, and with this fund will be, bet early, stay their ally through the long period of 'figuring it out,' and be willing to look at things that other people would find too hard or unusual".

"It's an intricate game that even sighted people find too hard.

We were known as a concert band that did all the songs on the radio that the other bands found too hard to play".

Ferguson's response to questions that he found too hard to answer – such as whether he condoned or condemned Roy Keane's increasingly belligerent attitude on the pitch – was to curtail press conferences or cease to attend the post-match ones.

Yokoi thought Miyamoto's original design was too complex, though he had some difficult suggestions himself, such as using see-saws to catapult the hero across the screen (eventually found too hard to program, though a similar concept would appear in the aforementioned Popeye arcade game).

The cards seem too expensive, too hard to find, too self-conscious.

Other commodities are hard to find, too.