Sentence examples for supposedly difficult from inspiring English sources

According to your story, Sgt. Smith's getting into the ball turret was supposedly difficult and uncomfortable.

Goshawks are by reputation the ruffians of falconry, being bloodthirsty, temperamental and supposedly difficult to tame.

In her boisterous account of this supposedly difficult relationship, Moira Buffini speculates gleefully, but with a safety valve.

Bonds is supposedly difficult to deal with and disliked by some players, including teammates, and a large contingent of the news media.

At once gossamer-textured and densely complex, String Quartet No 5 and the ambitious Leuven Triptych display a tender eloquence rarely attributed to this supposedly difficult composer.

The revival of Harrison Birtwistle's The Minotaur recently sold out at the Royal Opera – proof that there is real appetite for bold, new and supposedly "difficult" new work on the lyric stage.

So, then: what if a paid professional became so good at that supposedly most difficult of all things — hitting a pitched baseball — that no one else really wanted to play against him?

As for the hologram, it's supposedly incredibly difficult to reproduce without supervillian-esque manufacturing facilities.

It's not the MCAT (American medical school entrance exam) or the Master Sommelier's Test (international wine certification --although those are both supposedly pretty difficertification --although

The Sportsman noted that he was supposedly a difficult horse to ride, but admitted that his connections (his owner and trainer and their associates) were among the "shrewdest people on the turf" and would be unlikely to waste their money backing a horse with no chance.

If you are interested in a woman, you don't want to be friend-zoned (Friend zone refers to the situation where the female has begun to view a male as a friend only and not as a romantic partner, a psychological classification supposedly exceptionally difficult to undo).