Sentence examples for hard feat from inspiring English sources

He seems to love human beings, which is sometimes a hard feat to sustain.

The song is the emotional center of the film and catchy comedy to boot — a hard feat to pull off.

It's a hard feat for anyone to follow them, but Australian newcomer Josef Salvat is smooth and sure-footed.

I always realized it was a special accomplishment the day I did it, but as time's gone on, it's proven time and time again that it's a really hard feat to accomplish.

"I want to be No. 1 before I finish playing competitively, but it's a hard feat to take Tiger off the top, because he is playing well as well.

Cleopatra's final moments are on the receiving end of some trademark scepticism: "Suicide by snakebite is a hard feat to pull off, and anyway the most reliably deadly snakes would be far too hefty to conceal in even a regal fruit basket".

But with the increasing physical demands of the game, will it become an even harder feat in the future?

Newcomers start by riding prone, then work up to riding on two knees, then one knee, then the hardest feat — standing.

The reader isn't expected to like either of them, but as glass-edged Eva and prickly Ruth set off to wreak vengeance, Boyd successfully invites admiration, a far harder feat.

Restoring public trust in Glaxo will be the hardest feat.

That is, of course, an easy thing to say but a much harder feat to actually accomplish, so the proof of Zin.gl will be in the pudding.