Sentence examples for making things hard from inspiring English sources

I wondered if she was due a hip replacement and why she was making things hard for herself.

Not that Kenneth Lonergan, who wrote and directed the movie, is deliberately making things hard for us to grasp.

Unlike in other European capitals, where one can perceive a degree of animosity and frustration with Cameron's tricks and tactics, Spain has no special interest in making things hard for the British prime minister.

Batting for the Other Team Remember when Johnny Damon played for the Red Sox and devoted his life to making things hard on the Yankees, only to leave Boston for the Bronx?

With the benefit of hindsight, Simon says now that "in some ways it was a defence mechanism – making things hard to like gave us an excuse if people didn't like them".

He claims the development would "destroy the historical character, way of life and rural setting of the Kentish Weald", as well as making things hard for wildlife.In this section Tata for now Long shadows Raising a class Candid camera Green and pressured land Heard it through the grapevine Darling snarling?

Whatever the case, United says it plans to increase Ted's presence in Denver, making things harder for Frontier.

Instead, all the publicity around the campaign seems only to be making things harder, as people realise they can make money from their junk.

Making things harder: the lingering furor over $165 million in bonuses paid to executives at American International Group and concern that his budget is $2.3 trillion further in the red than expected.

Small business owner Bill Schams says, "Obama definitely is making things harder for us.

The reality is that you matter, you have great value as a person and making things harder for yourself is akin to beating yourself up.