Sentence examples for regarded as difficult from inspiring English sources

By the time she went to Hollywood in 1932, Hepburn was regarded as difficult and lofty.

The women were kept in the upstairs cellblock; male detainees regarded as "difficult" were held downstairs.

This may seem a paradox to a modern reader, since mathematized sciences are regarded as difficult.

Despite the sensitivity of his songs, he was regarded as difficult and prickly, often slurring through performances much the worse for drink.

With an unsympathetic, absolutist protagonist — a Roman warrior of genius who lacks, shall we say, social skills — political themes and lack of romance, it's regarded as difficult to stage, let alone translate to film.

In order to deal with the very painful feelings this can create, they sometimes opt instead for showing their distress in behaviours which are often regarded as difficult and sometimes even abusive.

Wisconsin was regarded as a difficult team because of its tough defense.

When this work was written, Mr. Wuorinen's music was regarded as brainily difficult.

He was regarded as a difficult prisoner for complaining when he perceived the authorities were misusing their power.

This was regarded as particularly difficult when matching crime scene profiles held by the German police and individual DNA profiles on Britain's database.

But there is little funding from governments or the EU, because peacebuilding is regarded as too difficult, too risky, with no guaranteed outcomes.