Sentence examples for trying dreadfully hard from inspiring English sources

Beatrix Potter told a young fan in 1908 that she was "trying dreadfully hard to think about another story about 'Peter'" because "all the little boys and girls like the rabbits best".

"He tried hard, ran hard, won hard.

It would be dreadfully hard for him, but he should.

Complaining how dreadfully hard she has always found it to put words on paper, Ms Bedford looks back on the desultory years of false starts and failures, of self-confessed hedonism, sloth and doubt.

We are trying too hard.

"They're trying really hard.

Trying too hard, Hadley thought.

Quit trying so hard.

"We were trying too hard.

"We were trying really hard".

I was trying so hard.