Heaven is a difficult thing to find anywhere, prince; far more difficult than appears to that good heart of yours.
I have tried to translate the French character into the Russian letters--a difficult thing to do, but I think I have succeeded fairly.
It was always a difficult thing to put this warrior to confusion, and his sudden descent left him as composed as before.
This has always been a difficult thingto decide, because every one of you, without a single exception, has given the best that is in you in the general result.
And that, let me tell you, my dear boy, is going to be rather a difficult thing, for you see you are rather particular as to what you should and should not do to earn your living.
It is a difficult thing to pump coal oil and make love at the same time.
Annie's gratitude was not a difficult thing to gain.
This was a difficult thingto do, as Annie seemed to attract the male sex willy nilly.
It was a difficult thing to do,” Kliewer wrote later, “but we tore down our guns and turned ourselves over.
It is a difficult thing to judge of a deer's weight with any great accuracy; but I do not think I am far out in my estimation of the average, as I once tried the experiment by weighing a dead elk.
It is a difficult thing to arouse an activity that shall produce a motion unless that motion shall have been previously established by practice and by the power of habit.
It is, therefore, always a difficult thing to provoke a stimulative motor action unless we have already established the movement before the visual representation of the sign is made.
It is no difficult thing to change a man's opinions.
It is no difficult thing to convert a proud man to spiritual pride, or a passionate man to passionate zeal for some religious party.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "difficult thing" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
