Sentence examples for was difficult to bear from inspiring English sources

She will remember the crowd forever, she said, even though the moment was difficult to bear.

Others said the uncertainty of not knowing when they would be released or sent back to their original country was difficult to bear.

But Wiens's face — the living symbol of who he was — was steadily being dismantled, and at times the news that a particular feature had to be removed was difficult to bear.

Carole Fredericks, one of Farmer's vocalists, portrayed the nurse, and in a long monologue, she complained about one of her female patients, who was difficult to bear.

"The work was difficult to bear back then.

Acute dental pain was that pain that was difficult to bear and was very disturbing to the patient necessitating the use of analgesics or further intervention.

"It is difficult to bear," he acknowledged.

At first these interludes were difficult to bear.

But today his loss -- which was so unnecessary -- is difficult to bear.

The tragedies that befall the Gaults are difficult to bear, because no one is clearly accountable.

Even before noon, the heat is difficult to bear, and everyone looks for a shady spot.