Sentence examples for hard time concealing from inspiring English sources
"I have a hard time concealing my relief.
There has been wear and tear, and the anchors have at times had a hard time concealing their emotions.
García Luna has a hard time concealing his anger about the fact that U.S. laws make it difficult to do much about this "brutal flow" of firepower.
Along the way, Mr. Schundler, whose confident manner has struck some as arrogance, had a hard time concealing his satisfaction that he had defied all the political experts and was reaping the spoils.
But for most of the night, the president had a very hard time concealing his irritation with the fact that Romney was challenging and criticizing him.
One of the guards, the youngest, was clearly a fan of the Bundys, and had a hard time concealing it asking which militia groups we'd had a chance to see up close, and saying, "You know we've got problems like they have in Oregon down here too".
But while Ozu's characters are paragons of calm acceptance in the face of life's cruelties and disappointments, the characters in "Still Walking" are pricklier and less reconciled, and they have a harder time concealing their resentments.
If firms hiring highly educated workers have a harder time concealing their activities than firms hiring manual workers, then κ h >κ m.
Even retired cops have a hard time meeting the "justifiable need" standard the state requires for anyone looking to get a concealed carry license.
Adam has a hard time even hearing where my wrong notes are, and it's hard to imagine that anyone would ever notice some of the blemishes we are struggling to conceal; nonetheless, he's working arduously.
