Sentence examples for was difficult to call from inspiring English sources

It was difficult to call there and other places where there had been antigovernment protests.

Securities law experts said that because of the difference between forced sales and voluntary purchases, it was difficult to call Mr. Lay's statements a fraud.

Ms. Parker, who came in first out of four major candidates in the Nov. 3 general election, is generally seen as enjoying a slight lead over Mr. Locke, but most politicians here said the election was difficult to call.

It was difficult to call such hateful people my friends, but after being with them for over three years, in which deep dark secrets were shared and new ones were created, it was impossible not to develop a bond of trust.

It would be difficult to call me a Grinch".

The show can be funny, but it would be difficult to call it a comedy.

"It's difficult to call someone the greatest," Khannouchi said modestly.

It is difficult to call the object that I keep hidden in my suitcase a mirror.

But RIKEN's director, Yoshiki Sasai, says it is difficult to call the STAP phenomenon "even a promising hypothesis".

It's difficult to call this a win for Moscow yet, given the compounds haven't actually been returned.

In Trinidad, though not in Tobago, villages are so diverse in plan that it would be difficult to call any typical.