Sentence examples for so difficult to be from inspiring English sources

It's not so difficult to be new.

And is it really so difficult to be a woman and perform Williams (John, that is).

"Truth was so difficult to be told," Madame Realism, a recurring character, remarks in a story called "Lust for Loss".

Asked why it's "so difficult to be part of the opposition in Russia", he said: "What is so difficult about it?

"We sort of held together as a community because it was so difficult to be here," Ms. Cusack, a resident since 1973, said of those times.

"Never, in 30 years of reporting from five continents, have I found it so difficult to be a journalist," Peter Ford, a veteran correspondent for The Christian Science Monitor, wrote in March.

"I mean, it's so difficult to truly be yourself," she says.

"It's so difficult to not be misunderstood.

So they are difficult to be implemented on the embedded hardware.

Even when there's the will to do so, it's difficult to be objective about culture.

But firstly, the reason paedophilia is so difficult to cure is precisely because many paedophiles cannot control their impulses.