Sentence examples for hard to conquer from inspiring English sources

Even the king of the laptop may thus find it hard to conquer new territories.

That it wasn't easy, that they were able to conquer some things that are hard to conquer, which is mostly in your mind".

His garden and family offer a respite from the Hollywood life that Mr. Ruffalo worked so hard to conquer, but which now occasionally aggravates him, with the incessant pressure on actors to build what he called a "brand".

I think he will mind, a little, precisely because an Oscar is still, pace Harvey Weinstein, something that money can't buy — because Hollywood itself remains stubbornly hard to conquer, with or without your dragon and your magic braid.

In October 1789, when the Paris mob and the Garde Nationale brought the king back from Versailles to Paris, Vigée Le Brun realised that the world, which she had struggled so hard to conquer, was crumbling.

It's hard to conquer the world when you keep stumbling out of the gate.

While the election may clear a sexual hurdle, the ghosts lurking from the Communist past could prove harder to conquer.

Each year the NYABF seems larger and harder to conquer.

There are of course taller mountains, and ones that are harder to conquer.

While Kit Harington, the actor who plays the heroic 998th Lord Commander of the Night's Watch, initially insisted that his time on the show was over after Jon's brutal stabbing, he was subsequently snapped filming in Belfast amid rumours of an epic battle scene at The Wall (yes, another, it's a hard place to conquer).

Like much of Brecht, this willfully alienating work has proved hard for Americans to conquer.