Sentence examples for looking as difficult from inspiring English sources

Getting the necessary parties to the bargaining table is looking as difficult as ever.

League Two looks as difficult to call as the Championship.

Every shot Anthony took looked as difficult as every one of Holiday's looked easy.

As Fidel's life and times reminds us, actually doing anything transformative about repression and inequality looks as difficult and unlikely as it has ever been.

School schedule change is a political hot potato that has even cost superintendents their jobs--so it's natural for them to want to steer clear of the issue or make change look as difficult and costly as possible.

Some strikers make the art of goalscoring look as difficult as tackling a whole lobster with a pair of chopsticks.

Ireland walks around in a terrible funk, his stony, slightly perplexed look as difficult to read as the film itself.

Several hundred policemen returned to Kosovo this week.Even if the ceasefire holds, the proposed negotiations over Kosovo's future look as difficult as ever.

Schumacher, the seven-time world champion, started fourth in his Mercedes, looking as if he would put two difficult years behind him, after failing to make it to the podium since his return from retirement in 2010.

TORONTO — Parenting has rarely looked as painful and difficult onscreen as it does in Lynne Ramsay's drama "We Need to Talk About Kevin," which screened last night at the Toronto International Film Festival.

It looked about as difficult as pushing a car that has run out of gas.