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

Just before closing, it's tough to write a balanced story about Trouw's legacy.

"They're dead if people say, 'This is a beautiful phone, but it's tough to write apps for.'" How the Pre fares may determine Palm's future.

EASY DOES IT NOW, it's tough to write backward.

It's tough to write about serenity head-on without sounding like a jerk.

It's tough to write a book where, as in life, there are no final answers, where characters evolve and change, despite a dearth of genuine epiphanies.

But it's tough to write a software bowdlerizer that can't be defeated by a misspelling.

In a world crime and action has been a part of our heritage for centuries now, it is tough to write a book that's fresh and extraordinary.

That must have been tough to write into the script (Maria: No, no, our love can never be! Klaus: Yes, yes, my heart!

For instance, "I'll Try To Fix You" is tough to write about without mentioning the alarming levels of misogyny contained within.

A pitch is tough to write -- even a Stephen King or Virginia Woolf novel would sound ridiculous and implausible, boiled down to 10 pages -- but, once I have it, I understand the point of the book.

It's tough to know what to write in your final column.