Sentence examples for pretty difficult as from inspiring English sources

It's a total smoker voice, and getting my voice down there was pretty difficult as I had just given up smoking.

"It was pretty difficult as I still love playing, but once Declan came back it was always my intention," he said.

He had to work to book a spot in a second final, admitting: "It was pretty difficult as I was tired".

Faxing could be pretty difficult as many people don't own fax machines.

"You know that she came through some pretty difficult times, as many people who are breaking down barriers did".

It's going to be pretty difficult here as they don't have a kitchen or any method of cooking or storing food, but I'm just glad I'm not sleeping in a bus shelter".

His substance abuse has made discerning actual talent and skill pretty difficult, and as a result any rewards and accolades he would have received for his success should be reconsidered.

A hardflip is a pretty difficult trick, as the name would suggest.

It's pretty difficult to reinvent something as self-evident as the houseplant, which has long dwelled in our collective consciousness.

It was pretty difficult growing up as a Muslim girl in Peterborough; there weren't that many of us.

Back at the gymnastics what Vasiliki was doing looked pretty difficult to me – as some wag pointed out on Twitter, people who can get their bodies to do that kind of thing really have a duty to put on an animal suit of some kind and fight crime – and in any case, for athletes from Greece, the term "big deal" is comparative.