Sentence examples for found so hard from inspiring English sources
English was always an academic subject, there was a barrier I found so hard to break.
Whatever the guardians of public morality found so hard to stomach about The Atrocity Exhibition, it was surely more than dirty words and lèse-majesté.
She addressed the phenomenon of frozen grief – the monumental mourning that society and individuals needed to go through but found so hard.
The words were elicited in the course of rambling conversations, with a kick or a cuss at the clumsy recorder he found so hard to operate, and then played back to people who could sometimes scarcely believe their own voice or their own thoughts.
Hasn't the banking crisis led him to fall out of love with the unfettered capitalism that many Labour supporters saw him as having embraced, and found so hard to stomach? "I don't think I was ever... " he starts, and doesn't finish.
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.
It could turn out to have that quality Labour finds so hard to live up to – brotherhood.
Yet that timeless relationship with the water is what Mr. Finke and other lobstermen find so hard to give up.
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".
What I find so hard about documentary filmmaking is doing all the research before every interview.
