Sentence examples for not particularly hard from inspiring English sources

"It's a not particularly hard sell.

The skin on kabochas, though, while thick, is not particularly hard.

Teaching someone to be an accurate shot is not particularly hard to do.

Johan Franzen cut him off, squeezing him along the boards with a not particularly hard check.

We don't recommend particular breeds, we recommend people do their research properly, but Staffordshire terriers are not particularly hard work.

And, in truth, it is not particularly hard to distinguish between the gentlewoman from Maryland and the gentlewoman from Alaska.

It wasn't particularly hard.

Jaegersborggade isn't particularly hard to get to — that is, if you have a bike and a free hour.

The punch that led Weeks to end the fight wasn't particularly hard, but Angulo hadn't braced for it, because he hadn't seen it coming.

Despite the fact that these neon-coloured establishments aren't particularly hard to find, they don't seem to chase anyone away from the old town.

Retrospectively, the impulse isn't particularly hard to fathom: the child of divorced parents myself, when it came to fiction, I was in the market for stability; the families I fell for were those in which arguments were rare, parents reliable and an unshowy bedrock of love a given.