Sentence examples for i find it extremely difficult from inspiring English sources

I find it extremely difficult.

I find it extremely difficult every Test match I play.

"I find it extremely difficult to think that we have abandoned these people".

"I find it extremely difficult to justify the fact that because one of my ancestors got" drunk "with George IV I can boss the British people about," he said in a 1996 interview.

Even today, I find it extremely difficult to tell people face to face that I'm HIV-positive; the marathon opened up an essential channel of communication, because it is fundamentally a celebration of health and vitality.

"We need to come back to the UK so that my children can continue their schooling but I find it extremely difficult to go back without my husband".

I found it extremely difficult to write – it's so complex, essentially two plays in one.

He says: "I found it extremely difficult to get going as a novelist".

During the college decision process, I found it extremely difficult to find academic programs that were truly in line with my interests in urban studies.

I visited the jungle camp in Calais last year and I found it extremely difficult to contemplate the vastness of this crisis.

"I found it extremely difficult to introduce reforms, even the most simplest, such as changing my staff, appointing an outsider, or even rearranging responsibilities among departments," said one former secretary general, George Robertson.