Sentence examples for was a difficult sell from inspiring English sources

At first, HomeWorks was a difficult sell.

Last year it was a difficult sell.

The first Cayman was a difficult sell, dismissed in some quarters as a Porsche for those that couldn't afford a 911 and in all quarters by those puzzled that a coupe, traditionally the cheaper variant, was more costly than the convertible Boxster.

I bumped into the film's screenwriter Margaret Nagle a couple of days ago, who told me she researched the story of the Lost Boys and Girls of Sudan extensively and it took her a long time to get the film off the ground as it was a difficult sell to Hollywood.

It was a misplaced movie because it was a difficult sell to audiences.

The Regal was a difficult sell because the well-regarded sedan — it is on Consumer Reports' recommended list — sits between mass-market vehicles and luxury cars.

It's a difficult sell," he says.

A rematch may be a difficult sell.

Food movies are a difficult sell.

"It's a difficult sell here in America," Agassi said.

Major climate legislation has, at times, been a difficult sell.