Sentence examples for that seemed difficult from inspiring English sources

"The pieces we did early on that seemed difficult tonally and rhythmically became less and less so," he said over coffee in a Stockholm hotel.

Some aspired to goals that seemed difficult to achieve in the hoped-for timescale.

While the women felt better from the acupuncture in ways that seemed difficult for them to articulate fully, they placed considerable value on aspects of the treatment process.

Yet, sometimes even that seemed difficult to remember.

Ten days after the tsunami hit, that seems difficult to believe.

"I have freedom, and the aspects that seem difficult, like running from place to place, actually keep it very interesting.

He added, "We're asking people not to give up on art that seems difficult or that they feel indifferent toward or that they think is meaningless".

A friend or partner stood for each of the victims, and offered the sort of small, human details that seem difficult to remember in a time when police regularly distance themselves from the public with military-grade armor and equipment.

For all of the things that seem difficult to accept, he also would sit me down at age 12 and say, "Here's 10 great words that I think you should know," or "Here's Ernest Hemingway," or "Here's pop art".

"What I want to do is create characters that seem difficult to like, but by virtue of me writing them and me playing them, I try to humanise them and sympathise with them and hopefully create a portrait of a person that is much more complicated".

That seems difficult, given the per-user information advantage that Facebook enjoys over Snap.