Sentence examples for really how difficult from inspiring English sources

This time, the newly minted managers were told the puzzles were mazes, so that subjects wouldn't have done the puzzles and wouldn't know, really, how difficult they were.

And yet it all seems so possible - really, how difficult could it be for the Labour party to say that yes, after 10 years in charge, they have got things more or less right?

"To say the experience I've had litigating against, essentially, the CIA, has been an uphill battle doesn't really capture how difficult it actually is," he said.

But nobody really knows how difficult it is".

In Africa, where so many of them were orphans, you could really see how difficult that was going to be".

JOHN BUNCH: One of our main challenges has really been how difficult of a system it is to pick up.

She says: "We did not really appreciate how difficult it was going to be to determine what a student has achieved.

His is still my favorite dialogue, the dialogue that rings truest, that's at once very naturalistic and musical; it's really remarkable how difficult it is to do what he does between quotation marks.

I mean, there are so many examples of objects or solutions or software where they solve difficult problems, but goodness, it's really clear how difficult the problem was they've solved.

Even if it is a book mostly targeted for children aged 9-13, this is a very detailed look at medieval life and it really shows how difficult life was then.

I don't really know how difficult his adjustment has been, but he has a patient, unflappable, good-natured and altogether "teacherly" demeanor, and he seems happy; he talks about his job enthusiastically; and he too may have "come round right".But of course he is no ordinary Angeleno come east this is his town too.