Sentence examples for too difficult that from inspiring English sources

"A few people find it too difficult, that first scene, because I ask questions about sex, and about coming and everything, but that is exactly where I think the moral conversation goes weird and wrong.

Gradually, everything becomes too difficult: that's what life comes down to".

I am sad that the dream crumbled, that the reality was too difficult, that he is not here.

Some erroneously argue that the council's failings prove the task is too difficult, that it is a waste of time and resources, and we should pack up and go home.

"We have as a result of yesterday undoubtedly lost a measure of credibility in our society," he said, adding: "After all the effort that's gone into this process over the last few years, after the intense frustration that has been experienced in recent years … it would be tempting to conclude that it's too difficult, that perhaps the issue should be parked for a while.

"After all the effort that's gone into this process over the last few years, after the intense frustration that has been experienced in recent years … it would be tempting to conclude that it's too difficult, that perhaps the issue should be parked for a while," he said.

Should that be too difficult at that moment, make an appointment with yourself to create an environment where and when it is possible.

Do not attempt things which are too difficult at that time.

The police have made it too difficult for that, with antidrug efforts like the crackdown on nightclubs, Operation Condor and the Model Block programs.

And I think in many ways his legacy is that we paid a terrible price for the speech in '68, because it made discussing immigration too difficult after that".

Cynics can see that both films have that vital upper-middlebrow off-mainstream quality – a cut above, but not too challengingly difficult – that can capture the award-voters imagination.