Sentence examples for was difficult about from inspiring English sources

Nothing was difficult about writing it.

The only thing that was difficult about the whole ordeal was giving the cat back because it was really sweet.

You see them, you feel like: 'Hey, how are you today?'" I asked Dave what was difficult about dog running — not running a dog running business, but just running a dog.

If there's one thing that was difficult about having gay parents, they said, it's the state's recent refusal to honor their parents' relationship.

I'm not sure what was "difficult" about The Addams Family summer after Shields' June 28 debut -- in a world crowded with family fare, The Addams Family, well over a year old, made a good amount of money in both July and August.

These sessions were led by counselors, and were used as de-briefing sessions in which children were asked: (1) to share their thoughts and ask questions about the activity/session; (2) what was positive about the activity/session; (3) what was difficult about the activity/session; and (4) how this activity/information could be applied/continued in the home environment.

What is difficult about any of this?

One of the things that's difficult about predicting the future is "it's always sooner" than you think.

"However, once you come to the performance, if you don't want to be difficult about it, you get it.

"What's difficult about this issue is it's one charter right equality against another charter right freedom of religion," says Ryan-Sang Lee of the BC Society.

"I think what's difficult about the swimsuits and how fast the athletes are going is it's very difficult to be suspicious of anybody," Schubert said.