Sentence examples for i felt it difficult from inspiring English sources

"I felt it difficult to make my mark in the game.

"I have ever thought no bereavement was equal to that of a husband's or a wife's," he wrote, "but I feel it difficult to believe that any can be greater, or any one's sorrow greater, than mine".

Moreover, some respondents felt it difficult to disseminate information about a programme that they themselves did not fully understand.

I felt it would be difficult.

"The acquisition of Jamel White gave us four running backs, and I felt it would be difficult to divide the running back role into four parts," Browns Coach Chris Palmer said.

I had explained my story to her and that I felt it was very difficult.

"I felt it was a very difficult game to go out on, I don't think we showed what we can do at all," he said.

"I felt it would be very difficult for Trent Lott to be a standard bearer for the party when he has been forced into making statements that are inconsistent with the philosophy of the party," Mr. Inhofe said.

Real cooking, the sort that goes on in homes, does not have to be tricksy or difficult, and I felt it was important to demonstrate that.

When I spoke with business school students, ready to launch themselves into the workplace during this difficult period, I felt it was important to offer them guidance that would stand the test of time and turmoil.

Without some of those games being pivotal early in the season, who knows what we would be looking at now? Do I feel it's more difficult to prepare for this game than any others?