Sentence examples for terribly difficult to work from inspiring English sources

Ms. Jones, in interviews and in her own recent memoir, said Ms. Hazan had ruined her palate with cigarettes and bourbon, and that the couple were terribly difficult to work with.

"Working directly with the UN, I always found it's terribly difficult to be supported, terribly difficult to get information, and terribly difficult to work with them" (#16; F36 years; Public Health).

Presumably, I ask her, it's terribly difficult to play?

While the calculations were not terribly difficult to make, the level of precision required to actually build the device made the process challenging.

"It was terribly emotional, very tragic, and very difficult to work through," O'Keefe told me recently.

It's very difficult to work there.

He was very difficult to work with.

It's a terribly difficult matter to work out.

"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.

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

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