Sentence examples for genuinely very difficult to from inspiring English sources
Mr Hunt said it was "genuinely very difficult" to predict an exact number of cases, but said the expected figure for the next three months was not in double figures.
Honestly and genuinely I find it very difficult to be scientific about this.
"It's very difficult to genuinely impress my bandmates," Phil Selway, the Radiohead drummer, said during a recent BBC Radio broadcast, introducing his guest, the New Order drummer Stephen Morris.
"Unless we get a place to live that we can genuinely call home, then it's very difficult to get any other aspect of your life right," she said, to rapturous applause.
But gaining a conception of one's good on the whole, let alone an accurate one, and an understanding of what genuinely contributes to it, is something that is very difficult to do.
It is very difficult to see how compelling women who genuinely feel they cannot care for a child with special needs to give birth helps anyone, least of all people with Down's syndrome.
On the other hand, it is of course psychologically very difficult to believe that one's own self, as something genuinely self-identical, has not endured from moment-to-moment in the past.
I think he was genuinely trying to close Pandora's Box and, once that's opened, as you know, it's very difficult to close it.
"Second, we genuinely want more diversity and don't want to eliminate good people - and third, it would be politically very difficult to achieve".
Very difficult to answer.
