Sentence examples for seemed particularly hard from inspiring English sources

The only explanation Day-Lewis has ever given for his breakdown is "What he said to me on that night seemed particularly hard to bear".

The process has seemed particularly hard for Garnett, and so far, the Nets as a group have been more productive when he has not been on the court.

Unsurprisingly, Huntington's patients ­often suffer from depression At home with a toddler, the prospect of losing my newly discovered maternal feelings seemed particularly hard.

It seemed particularly hard for people to separate their personal, segregated experience from that of the daily experience of millions of people of color.

The Atwell and Garfield groves in the southwest corner of Sequoia seemed particularly hard hit.

In addition, 'challenging' work, for those who valued it, seemed particularly hard to come by for those just establishing a private practice, who were noted to have to take whatever work they could get.

But instilling respect for common goods seems particularly hard.

As boomer life stages go — from change the world to change-your-own adult diapers — this one seems particularly hard to watch.

Those last two seem particularly hard to understand, given that widescreen versions of both — prepared, of course, from Fox masters — are available as imports (and in the case of "Warlock," as a full Blu-ray issued in France).

What seems particularly hard is to get books like Julia's taken as a legitimate and thoughtful part of the general media chat about children, childhood, parenting and development.

BeadforLife recruits women who are earning $1 a day or less, and who seem particularly hard-working and entrepreneurial.