Sentence examples for hard time answering from inspiring English sources

I have a hard time answering "no".

That's a question that I have a hard time answering.

"How did you end up here?" Even now, Mr. Rekarte said, he has a hard time answering such questions.

"When people ask me where I'm from, I have a hard time answering the question," she said.

He recalled with a laugh how Mr. Pawson's wife had a hard time answering the telephone because she didn't remember where it was hidden.

I have to admit that I had a hard time answering, but, speaking on behalf of the troops, I quoted Churchill: "Give us the tools and we will finish the job".

"So they are asking point-blank, 'Why are you keeping these businesses together?'" Corporate chiefs are having a harder time answering that question.

Explaining why he was holding the pioneering press conference, he told of being interviewed many times during his recent visit to the United States and said he had the hardest time answering questions on the inquisitorial BBC programme HardTalk.

They'll have a harder time answering a few bigger questions, such as how the band ever survived to make "Appetite" in the first place.

Thus, students not only have a harder time answering questions on the upper levels of Bloom's taxonomy, they have a harder time grading them.

I had the hardest time answering, and she gave me a knowing smile, understanding why I was hesitating.