Sentence examples for really as difficult from inspiring English sources

"But it wasn't really as difficult as I was anticipating".

Q. Has it been easy to enforce? A. It really isn't as difficult as it sounds.

He talked about his new challenge, which, he said, really is not as difficult as it might seem.

Jade Dernbach's bowling meant that Surrey's chase should never really have been as difficult as they eventually made it.

The Great British Public doesn't really think times are as difficult as people say they are.

It really shouldn't be as difficult as he has made it seem over the last, oooh, several years.

The medical writers all say that it's really hard to prove but just as difficult to disprove.

Her reputation as difficult?

Is the prevention of suicide really so difficult as to warrant "easy" targets or is this letting our collective minds, hearts and spirits off the hook a little too easily?

"Guillaume's Ph.D. project... was really rather difficult, as his co-supervisor in Paris... had him doing theoretical and numerical modelling of the structure of accretion discs, whereas with me he was working with x-ray satellite observations of variable x-ray sources in a nearby galaxy," Charles writes in an e-mail.

It's actually really difficult, as a writer, to express different ideas.