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Meanings of difficult person in English

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Usage of difficult person in English
1
She was the most difficult person to read he had ever encountered.
Ghosts of Onyx
2
She described Fowles as a difficult person, confident but reserved, ironic and proud.
The Guardian
3
I thought, after all, perhaps not, to-night: she is certainly a difficult person.
The Reason Why
4
Compared to John, he was an astoundingly difficult person to get to know.
The Mysterious Affair at Styles
5
At St. Agatha's she had been rather a difficult person to deal with.
The Financier: A Novel
6
It's possible that you encounter a difficult person in April at work or school.
The South African
7
Finally he said, "You are a difficult person to reason with sometimes."
Stopping time, part 1
8
Anton proved to be a somewhat sullen & difficult person.
The new yorker
9
Moreover, Hetty was a most difficult person for anybody to help in any way.
Hetty's Strange History
10
Only a difficult person could do such a strange thing.
The Copy-Cat, and Other Stories
11
You are altogether a very difficult person to deal with.
Maurice Guest
12
Mrs. Corbett was a difficult person in some ways.
The Next of Kin: Those who Wait and Wonder
13
So when should you walk away from a difficult person in the office or otherwise?
BBC
14
She was a very difficult person to lie to.
A Set of Six
15
He really was a somewhat difficult person to place.
The Double Life Of Mr. Alfred Burton
16
She was not a difficult person to get along with, and she did her job well.
Death of a Red Heroine
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