Sentence examples for is perhaps hard from inspiring English sources

It is perhaps hard to imagine now how inspirational that was.

But Tangelo Park is perhaps hard to mimic in other ways.

It is perhaps hard to reconcile Stamford with such tales of roistering rich folk.

For anyone who has found it easy to conceive, it is perhaps hard to imagine how IVF can become all-encompassing in someone's life.

It is perhaps hard to remember such snobbery, and hard to work out why, in some circles, it is still evident and, most bizarrely, has its inversions these days among pop critics.

It is perhaps hard for Fielding, an elderly middle-class weed and sensitive scribe, who can't replace washers or tyres, and wouldn't dare plug in a Black and Decker, to cope with a houseful of strapping, handsome young fellows breezily replacing a whole kitchen.

The truth is perhaps harder to bear: when you disappear up your own arse, the public rarely follows suit.

Nor does he, although Carrey's typically in-your-face OTT gurning is perhaps harder to embrace.

In High-Rise he appears to have done a similar thing – although the hypothesis is perhaps harder to define.

As many investors have painfully discovered, it is perhaps harder to sell pay-television in Germany than in any other rich country.

So how can we recreate the experience of people just living the play?" The problem for any interpreters of Chekhov is that "just living the play" is perhaps hardest when a play is closest to real life.