Sentence examples for which seems hard from inspiring English sources

Ms. Walter's gray felt molding bulkily mimics the fluted and floral relief designs of traditional ceiling molding, which seems hard enough to keep dusted as it is.

But such methodologies would generally involve a thorough data collection and analysis on a large sample of sites, which seems hard to implement by practitioners in the routine situations we considered in this paper.

Wait -- but then there's the issue of transporting her there, turning the knob to run the water and setting her down into the tub, all of which seems hard to do with a poop-coated hand an even more poop-covered toddler.

The magazine began looking into Wood's story, which seemed hard to believe and impossible to confirm.

Mosley received £60,000 after the paper had fought and lost the case on a spurious public interest defence, which seems even harder to swallow now we know the extent of its spying programme.

But even this story, which seems straightforward, is harder to judge than it might appear.

One which at first seems hard to fathom for a job that seems at the very edge of human capabilities, and right on the border between reality and science fiction.

If one hopes to secure our knowledge of mathematics by appeal to a formalist interpretation then the search for a consistency proof of the type Hilbert sought makes sense and one will look for a vindication of mathematics as a whole from within a limited fragment with respect to which our knowledge seems hard to impugn.

She likes to stand at the back of her daughter's readings and make mock-threatening gestures at audience members who suggest that Gillian (the "g" is hard, which seems appropriate) must have endured a horrifying childhood.

The only hint we get in the Rolling Stone article of Guzmán's restlessly entrepreneurial spirit comes when he quizzes Penn about the economics of Hollywood (turning his nose up, hilariously, at the "downside risk") and laments the fact that he can't invest in the energy sector, because his money is too dirty (which seems, frankly, a little hard to believe).

So in lieu of passing a law, which seems to be as hard to do in Illinois as it is in Washington, can I make a simple request of the grown-ups in charge of administering PARCC.