Notwithstanding this very plausible explanation, Hamel was conscious of the remains of an uneasiness which he scarcely knew how to
put into words.
"They would not be a girl's feelings any longer if they could be
put into words," replied the mountain nymph, laughing, but avoiding his eye.
John said: "It's quite difficult to
put into words why I love the Black Country.
Rice added: "The result is difficult to
put into words. The players have done the job.
It's hard to
put into words what today means to me...
In the testimony she gave against Nassar earlier this year, the Olympic gold medallist said realising you're a survivor of sexual abuse is 'really hard to
put into words'.
I really cannot
put into words what has happened here''.
This little boy had
put into words exactly what all those people were thinking.
"To hear the songs now and how they have absolutely transformed gives me a feeling that I just cannot
put into words".
I have seen caring in my life, through the work I was involved in, yet what I witnessed in this hospital, is going to be very difficult to
put into words.
He said: "I can't
put into words what it means to me.
"It's not easy to
put into words what I felt," he said.
A one-move rule for overtaking has finally been
put into words.
He said hardly anything and kept using the line: "It's hard to
put into words."
The devastated woman said: "I cannot
put into words how devastated I am.
