Sentence examples for hard to wave from inspiring English sources

Its really hard to wave a blogpost at people - the physicality of newspapers is important".

Pair that with the fact that high-def channels generally stink (don't even get me started on how they're compressed…), it's just hard to wave pom-poms for Cablevision.

"In these post-Charleston days, it's become clear that plenty of people out there really do want a race war to happen," she argued, adding that, as a result, fictional depictions of race wars "become hard to wave off as simple carelessness".⁠⁠⁠.

I know from watching the prolonged deaths of loved ones that most medical interventions are doled out in small bites -- today's breathing tube follows last week's feeding tube which came on the heels of this or that new technology -- all of which makes it hard to know when to wave the white flag of surrender.

At Roberta's, they would have been seated on hard wooden benches and needed to wave down a waitress for beer.

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It has simplified its menu since it set sail in SoHo nearly three years ago, and it has stopped trying so hard to make waves.

"Like a fucking dog when the truth is hard to bear; I waved goodbye to my mum at the school gates".

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But increasingly, officials are finding it hard to stop the wave of killings and escape the city's budding reputation for violence.

It could be hard to watch John Paul wave at a crowd with a hand that trembled, and he knew it, and sought consciously to use that time to emphasize his community with anyone who hurt, and with his God.