Sentence examples for really hard to know when from inspiring English sources

Then it was really hard to know when to follow her advice and when to stick to my guns.

Everyone has a different conception of what constitutes a slut these days, which makes it really hard to know when to be offended.

Still, the word is as slippery as a used condom; everyone has a different conception of what constitutes a slut these days, which makes it really hard to know when to be offended.

Whichever we take, it is hard to know when we have really arrived, as Marnhull is a scattered village or collection of linked hamlets, the fine and ancient church with its impressive tower being set on a high point at one corner.

I love getting to know new people, and it's really hard to know how to support someone when you don't know them.

"It's really hard to know how bad a fire will be when it starts," according to Dedy Tarsedi, a farmer in the Riau village of Bungaraya.

It's really hard to know.

ALLISON RIMM: Yeah, it's really hard to know.

"It's really hard to know how fit I am.

It's really hard to know what the right thing to do is.

"It's really hard to know who's worth talking to".