Sentence examples for seemed a difficult thing from inspiring English sources

"It seemed a difficult thing to do, but then my son Zahrain agreed to help run the NGO," said the 51-year-old Zaimah who has been in nursing for 29 years.

At the time, it did not seem like a difficult thing to accomplish and would yield important benefits to the city (A. Swiller, personal communication, December 10 , 2007.

These things that are truly important to you might seem like a difficult thing to go without for forty days, but remember: It will be all the more worth it on Easter morning if you went through with something you thought you couldn't live without.

Also, relatives did not mention regret spontaneously because that seemed to be a difficult thing to do (Q21).

He said: "The consistency of the symptoms amongst hundreds of victims really seems to be quite a difficult thing to fake".

"Once information goes into the public domain, to keep saying, 'That's mine, and so you're bound by some rule,' seems a very difficult thing to pull off," says Robert Friedman, vice president for policy and university relations at the J. Craig Venter Institute (JCVI) in San Diego, California.

Unfortunately, Starbucks' ill-conceived campaign seems to exemplify the kind of ignorance that makes racism such a difficult thing to confront and contest.

Admittedly, it's a difficult thing to understand: people shouting, albeit in a very musical way, does seem an odd way to express oneself.

"It's a difficult thing to do.

Self-government is a difficult thing.

That's a difficult thing to say.