Sentence examples for indeed hard to from inspiring English sources
The center is indeed hard to reach.
It is indeed hard to find Mr Mierscheid.
Indeed, hard to see Mayweather losing on points.
Their project, titled "afterparty," is indeed hard to describe.
His regime's brutality is, indeed, hard to express.
But, on the whole, it is ponderous, rarely funny, and, indeed, hard to watch.
It is indeed harder to rise in a more chaotic and fragmented society.
Larger things are indeed harder to isolate from the roiling environment -- hence the predictable behavior of billiard balls.
Conservative bosses, women report anecdotally, are indeed harder to work with, and conservative workplaces less favorable to female lawyers' professional development.
Decant some blood, pull out the organs and other unwanted bits, then squeeze them into a tube of scraped intestine.Sausages are indeed harder to swallow if you know how they are made.
Despite a recent revival of interest in them, A-level physics and chemistry have declined in popularity since the late 1980s; a 1995 study by Newcastle University concluded that these subjects were indeed harder to pass than others.
