It was hard, he said, it was a little hard that a gentleman could not run up to London for a couple of days on business without having his private grounds turned upside down.
It would be a little hard, as Ukridge would have said, if, after all my trouble, the professor had discovered some fresh crow to pluck with me.
It was a little hard on the three children to have such an--intimate--home when they brought friends.
It may be a little hard at first; but woe to my proud heart, if I find it so on trial; for I will make it bend to its condition, or break it.
It is a little hard not to do what you ask me straight away, but I think you can understand," he said.
It's a little hard to see how a fire could get in, but, after all, one can never make quite sure of anything.
That is why I waited--I think very patiently--though it was a little hard on me, too.
The girl's cheeks burned, but she looked up at him with a little hard laugh.
Phillis decidedly, and her voice was a little hard.
If you are sure it would not be wrong," hesitated Nan, whose conscience was a little hard to convince in such matters.
Miss Hamilton, we have been talking about you in your absence; your brother and I have been agreeing that it is really a great pity that you should have given up all your parish duties; it is a little hard on us all, is it not, Tudor?
Does it not strike you as a little hard, Mr. Hamilton, that one should be judged beforehand in this harsh manner?
I know the colonel thought once or twice that he was a little hard on Eric.
Perhaps, as life goes on and I grow older, it may be a little hard to bear at times, but my loneliness would be better than the sort of pain Mr. Hamilton and Max have endured.
Perhaps you were a little hard on me; but it's all over and done with now, and you needn't bother yourself any more about it.
She looks brilliant, and a little hard," was Cecil Farquhar's comment.
But when an old gentleman has spent all his life uttering melancholy platitudes, and is suddenly delivered of a joke--of two jokes--it is a little hard to expect him to hide his light under a bushel.
But I think it was a little hard on poor old Stanistreet.
There was no mistaking the tall figure, alert and vigorous, the lean dark face, a little eager, a little hard.
She is a sound sleeper and she's getting a little hard of hearing"; and lifting the candlestick to light her way, Miss Amelia turned back up the stairs, while the flame flitted like a golden moth into the dimness.
There was a little hard glitter in Coulthurst's eyes.
Don't you think it is a little hardon the Hoddam people to shut them out of it?
After all, it may be a little hard on the major to blame him for being a gentleman.
Everybody laughed, except the Capitalist, who was a little hard of hearing, and the Scarabee, whose life was too earnest for demonstrations of that kind.
He did not want to be touchy about it, he said, but he had his way to make in the world, and found it a little hard at first, as most young men did.
Give me cowcumbers raised in the open air, said the Capitalist, who was a little hard of hearing.
My dear old horse," said Ukridge complainingly, "it's a little hard.
It would be a little hard, as Ukridge would have said, if, after all my trouble, the professor had discovered some fresh grievance against me.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "little hard" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
