Sentence examples for it's harder to write from inspiring English sources

An RN expressed in an interview that "writing a memo about a UCG [Echocardiography] examination is easy, but it's harder to write down the patient's feelings, anxiety and support needs on a piece of paper [in the journal]." The nursing perspective was given relatively little attention during the medical rounds, and was thereby effectively de-prioritised.

It's harder to write one with living characters, clever scenes, warmth and wit.

Reconciliation isn't a strong emotion like anger, so it's harder to write compelling music about.

It's harder to write the code, but it's more straight-forward, it takes shorter time to compile and it's more stable.

There's more room to write about it; it's harder to write about New York, because even if you've never been there, you think you know what it's like.

Once we understand how sentences work (what's going on? what action is taking place? who is doing it and to whom is it being done?), it's harder to write an incorrect one.

It's hard to write a book.

It's hard to write about Gordon Lorenz without being condescending.

It's hard to write about representative Nevadans.

But it's hard to write history about events that are being driven by emotion.

It's hard to write that off as an illusion.(Photo credit: AP).