Sentence examples for is genuinely difficult from inspiring English sources

But drawing the line between necessary therapy and discretionary enhancement is genuinely difficult.

Looking across the full span of Brenton's career, it is genuinely difficult to say.

Nowadays, in this regard, the moral outrage brigade is genuinely difficult to rally.

"I think it is genuinely difficult to know what to believe in clinical research now," she added.

This is a contest that has divided families – my own wider family included – and is genuinely difficult to call.

This is partly because they are more difficult for politicians to understand and partly because it is genuinely difficult to decide on the precise form they should take.

Many of the movements were "genuinely difficult," he wrote.

It's genuinely difficult in our busy, electronic world to pay sustained attention.

Evaluating job performance objectively and assessing accountability for results driven by many factors beyond the individual teacher's control are genuinely difficult.

If you live in Camberwell or Penzance or Oswestry, it's genuinely difficult to figure out why the Scots are even asking the question.

Before the heartbreaking climax to last week's episode – where her entire life dissolved around her – it had been genuinely difficult to know how much we should trust her.