Sentence examples for seems very hard from inspiring English sources

We really do need tax increases, and that still seems very hard for Republicans to say.

"It seems very hard to get people to accept a play unless it is some sort of event," Mr. Fox said.

There are places from which it appears almost impossible to succeed educationally and others where it seems very hard to fail.

Given the absence of a written constitution, it seems very hard to identify with clarity and consistency the circumstances in which the courts could take such a course.

He says: "We'd love to be able to make money from the blog, but it seems very hard to do that without selling out.

The government's compelling interest in public health and the eradication of fatal diseases, particularly in the population of young children, seems very hard to overcome – especially in a situation where herd immunity is required for successful eradication of the disease.

Outcomes seem very hard to predict.

In El-Balyana, it seemed very hard to lose gracefully.

The pianist Emanuel Ax distinguished himself in the solo part, which, on its surface, might not seem very hard.

While there are commercially available coding systems that seem very hard to break, no one can prove that they cannot be cracked, mathematicians say.

Shipbuilding - Robert Wyatt I heard it on the John Peel Show, which I used to listen to slightly nervously as it seemed very hard and punky.