Sentence examples for really difficult to know from inspiring English sources

"It is really difficult to know what they are doing.

There were times when it was really difficult to know where your rent cheque was coming from.

It was very hard to eat during that time - really difficult to know where each new titanium tooth starts and the tongue ended before it was too late.

When you are planning a guest list it is really difficult to know exactly how many people to invite to make sure that on the day you end up with the right number.

How you were parented can also have an impact: if you had a really difficult relationship with your mother (or father if you are a man), it can be really difficult to know how to be a good version of a mother/father yourself.

"That mountain is really difficult to know your way around it, but the people from Elsinore, they know it pretty good," said Kristy Rousseau, 15. "It seemed to me like only someone from Elsinore would know where to go to leave her body".

The fact that both teams also contrived to concede three goals suggests … well, it's really quite difficult to know what to deduce from their Capital One Cup performances, but hopefully this set-to at Villa Park will give us a better idea of what's going on at both clubs.

ACC Cotterill said: "He was certainly part and parcel in the plan and, I think, the initial laying of the petrol behind the door - otherwise, why did it end up on his clothes?" He said none of the defendants had been honest in their replies, making it difficult to know what really happened on the night of the fire.

In Yemen's murky landscape, it is difficult to know who is really allied with whom.

Despite his apparent candor, it was difficult to know what was really on his mind.

Another, less remarked-on side-effect of Mr Snowden's revelations is that they have made it very difficult to know who to really trust.