Sentence examples for looked difficult and it from inspiring English sources
But the memory process looked difficult and it seemed to him there was a better chance of making progress in aging.
It is the nature of big capital that it avoids things that look "difficult" and it is unlikely to want to bet against government policy.
I had come from very traditional modern dance, and I remember her saying to me, 'Did it take you a very long time to choreograph that solo?' And I never knew if she meant it looked difficult, and that was a good thing, or if I had just cooked it up".
For a time it looked difficult, even for this most famous and well-followed club in the greatest of booms for football.
Its banks got jittery and things looked difficult for the 103-year-old firm (which was born British, in Liverpool).
While Toronto made everything look easy in its 102-78 victony on Friday, much of what it executed today looked difficult.
Despite inaccuracy he bowled speedily in the gloomy conditions and those he landed properly looked difficult.
Either way there was reasonable doubt, and a final medal prediction looked difficult to call.
However, his campaign team and his wife, Jane, had conceded earlier that the day ahead looked difficult.
Before Mr Panetta's announcement, General Allen's job looked difficult but doable.
