Sentence examples for it's rather hard from inspiring English sources

The Virgin, however, was probably painted by one of the artist's assistants, he said, explaining, "It's rather hard and simple-minded".

It's rather hard to imagine Dylan Moran with "less words".

It's rather hard to imagine this thin, outwardly affable 53-year-old losing his cool.

"It's rather hard," he said, "to excite an audience when you have just one actor".

He allegedly draws lyrical inspiration from Gertrude Stein, but it's rather hard to tell.

(It's rather hard to defend or explain something you may have said during, what, a week of being followed and interviewed).

The tension between socially acceptable housewifery and creative ambition is certainly easy to find in Jackson's life, but it's rather harder to locate in her fiction.

It's rather harder to do the same thing over the TV, but that's not stopped TV companies trying.

But, while it has been possible to bully a weak Greek government into accepting reform in return for funding, it's rather harder to make credible threats elsewhere.

And even if you were to create a new Google ID just to use for Project Baseline, it's rather harder to change your real-world identity (i.e. your real name) and thus de-link all of the online information Google might have (or be able to glean) about you based on that rather less mutable identifier.

And while you might think a growing majority of people don't have difficulty understanding consumer technologies, and therefore that tech users like my mum are a dwindling minority, it's rather harder to argue that everyone fully understands what's going on with what are now highly sophisticated, hugely powerful tech giants operating behind shiny facades.