Sentence examples for seemed too difficult from inspiring English sources

The whole turkey seemed too difficult.

If packing work seemed too difficult, he said, "they didn't have to sign up for the job".

I avoided driving lessons because getting instructions in my deaf ear while trying to control a car seemed too difficult.

"He had just been such a difficult prisoner — if you can imagine a guy who seemed too difficult to stay in a Mexican prison".

It probably didn't help that I didn't bother learning French – I had the attitude of Ian Rush when he went to play in Italy: it just seemed too difficult.

But despite the widening arc of instability across the Middle East and north Africa that followed the upheavals of the Arab spring and the rise of the jihadist Islamic State, addressing such complex threats through the creaking consensus-bound structures of NATO has seemed too difficult.

"That doesn't seem too difficult," he said.

Maybe it seems too difficult to contemplate the whole subject.

And, anyway, the language doesn't seem too difficult either.

Helping out a stranger may seem too difficult, especially if you tend toward introversion.

Congress has become entirely too comfortable ignoring problems when they seem too difficult to solve.