Sentence examples for seemed too difficult to from inspiring English sources

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

The change that may have seemed too difficult to even contemplate becomes possible given the power of your anger.

This study-design was chosen in order to be certain on cause-effect relationships (with piglets developing symptoms on different time-points, it seemed too difficult to evaluate the effect of clinical disease in sows during the whole study-period).

The following reasons were given for dropping out: (a) the therapy seemed too difficult to pursue (n = 1), (b) organizational difficulties due to changes in life styles (e.g. move back home and too far to come, started working) (n = 2), (c) there was improvement in symptoms due to the patients' own views (n = 1), (d) increased anxiety (n = 3).

Maybe it seems too difficult to contemplate the whole subject.

That seems too difficult to contemplate after years of agony in getting ratification of the Lisbon Treaty, which amended the original E.U. agreements.

For the older generation, there is very little that a factory or foreman can dish out that seems too difficult to deal with, given that they witnessed, or grew up with parents who had witnessed, the nation's rocky ride through the Communist Revolution, collectivization, the disastrous Great Leap Forward and the Cultural Revolution.

This demand is often easy to ignore because it seems too difficult to cultivate.

Many people would like access but find themselves on the wrong side of a digital divide that seems too difficult to bridge.

If there is a mountain that seems too difficult to climb or an adventure sport that seems too challenging, an amputee somewhere in the world will find a way to compete in it - and complete it.

That doesn't seem too difficult to pronounce, to be honest.