Sentence examples for isn't really hard from inspiring English sources

It isn't really hard: they could simply say "research has now confirmed that a site detected by LiDAR consists of" and then describe, without ignoring the broader context established by preceding archaeology in the country.

It isn't really hard to see why.

And coming up with those justifications, it turns out, isn't really hard. .

If listening isn't really hard, you're not really listening and you're certainly not changing.

This isn't really hard work like cleaning antiques in one of the royal palaces, for which workers seem to be paid pretty badly, but for a nonagenarian, the Queen puts in quite a shift.

Usually, buy a pencil eraser that isn't really hard otherwise, it will be very hard to erase.

This is not really hard to explain.

What Mrs. Thatcher is doing is not really hard to understand.

Julia said cooking wasn't really hard once you mastered the essential techniques.

"These demands this exchange of letters with Tusk, they weren't really hard demands," said Paterson.

I did manage to learn the piece, after a fashion, and some of what Hough says is right: long stretches of it aren't really hard at all, and the moments of undeniable difficulty do yield to practice.