Sentence examples for harder of a from inspiring English sources

"As hard a critic as everybody was, I think the thing that was misjudged about me consistently over the years was how much harder of a critic I am of myself," he said.

Ah look, not only because of the opportunities it's given me, but to spend that much time in a character's head and not have affection for him or empathise with him is a lot harder of a task.

I don't want to continue to feel that way for the rest of my time working remotely, but I'm realizing how much harder of a feat this is going to be than I thought.

Look at a scholarship purge in terms of academics, however (keeping in mind how sad it is that academics must be explicitly brought to the forefront in a discussion of collegiate sports), and what those scholarship losses really mean is that some hard working student will have that much harder of a time paying for college.

It's not that hard of a shot.

"It really was not that hard of a shot.

"It's a little too hard of a dream to accomplish," she said.

It was about as hard of a guess as Argentina choking in another final.

I don't really think it was that hard of a decision.

After he got grown, he couldn't read and it was too hard of a thing, and the embarrassment, too".

In the heyday of Klavern 13, back in 1963, Mr. Blanton and Mr. Cherry were proud to be known as the hardest of a hard-core lot in the heart of Dixie.