Sentence examples for so much difficult from inspiring English sources

"They're not so much difficult as not obvious.

Crawford was not so much difficult as monstrous, Arnold suggests.

Returning to wearing dresses and being confined was not so much difficult as irritating, and a little disappointing, she said.

My students were struggling with a basic problem faced by undergraduates and grad students alike: with so much difficult content, where do you start?

The veteran MP Brian Binley said: "I am angry because this makes the job of the voluntary sector so much difficult.

Reading the colour-coded version kept reminding me of a line from Iris Murdoch's The Bell: "The conversation was not so much difficult as mad".

This kind of question is always hard to answer, but it's so much more difficult here because of the code of silence enforced by Jobs.

If it's difficult for a woman to report a sexual assault on campus or anywhere, it's so much more difficult for a man to report one.

Why is empathizing across groups so much more difficult?

It's not so much more difficult work.

Uncertainty is so much more difficult to live with.