Sentence examples for it terribly hard from inspiring English sources
Yet why do so many of us now find it terribly hard to vote for the one party that should be giving us hope?
It's terribly hard work; it asks a great deal of its audience; it is utterly dry and no fun at all.But that Ms. de Keersmaeker could even contemplate choreographing to this music, and then go on to make it legible and thrilling, is a triumph.
Only quoting can give an idea of its particular quality, and yet it is terribly hard to quote.
Except it may not all be true: "Once you start inventing and soliloquizing, it is terribly hard to quit".
It's partly because print media is going through a huge shift, but it is terribly hard to get enough attention paid.
But it's terribly hard to do.
It is terribly hard when welfare people see me as anti-badger, having known a badger very well".
BY this point it's terribly hard for Puccini's enduringly popular opera "Tosca" to sound fresh.
The trouble is it's terribly hard for Americans to accept that there is not a short-term fix to Afghanistan … just as there isn't in Northern Ireland.
83 mins: Nigeria are having more of the ball but it's terribly hard for the 10-men at this stage.
