Sentence examples for terribly difficult to do from inspiring English sources

I tend to think that what Al Qaeda did was beautifully conceived but not terribly difficult to do.

This isn't terribly difficult to do, given that Mrs. K. has such a lovely, seductive voice: it sounds like a flute floating above the babbling brook of her various reminiscences.

It's frowned upon by experts because it's terribly difficult to do and requires extremely rigorous testing.

"It's about exhaustion," he explains, "it's about spending your emotional energy on other people to the point where you collapse, so there's a parallel between what I've asked him to do and the meaning of the work". "My ballets are terribly difficult to do," he admits, "and it's often because I believe the point of exhaustion is when people move the way they really move.

What we do not want is them enmeshed with the process, which would be terribly difficult to manage".

But even the work's champions admitted that the music was terribly difficult to perform.

That's difficult to do.

This is difficult to do.

Make it difficult to do.

But it's terribly hard to do.

"This is extremely hard to do, because it's terribly difficult to block out the information from the word," Bialystok said.