Sentence examples for really do struggle from inspiring English sources

Sometimes they really do struggle with it.

And actually I think if you really switch off then go back to training you really do struggle.

Those who really do struggle – the hill farmers – are allowed to pretend that they make their living by selling sheep.

"Countries that have lots of resource wealth really do struggle to turn that into social progress and some of the biggest underperformers are countries with natural resource wealth".

It sounds like a Carry On joke until it becomes apparent that I really do struggle keeping my thighs anywhere near each other at all.

The second thing we see is people feeding their pets treats throughout the day – takeaways, cheese, chips, crisps – often in small amounts, but pets really do struggle to burn off those extra calories".

He can play one that is about chest height but if you get it right on the money, he really does struggle a bit.

He really did struggle for an answer before naming Harmony Korine, and conceding that he was still a fan of Ken Loach.

"We were not in great shape at that point," she says, "we really did struggle and we didn't all agree on what we should do, but we needed more capital.

Once she was gone, Carlson said that he really does struggle to book politicians, especially ones — like Rubio, perhaps — who maintain an artful ambiguity about some of their positions.

He really did struggle and now has become a big success.