Sentence examples for a difficult detail from inspiring English sources

No, it's just a difficult detail, and there's no better way to do it than we had tried the first time.

But there is also much difficult detail to be filled in: how to make Jerusalem into a shared capital, settle the fate of the refugees and ensure that the West Bank will not become, as Gaza did, an advance base for war against Israel after Israeli forces withdraw.Mr Clinton unveiled his blueprint at the end of a negotiation that had failed.

The most difficult detail of the painting, surprisingly, turned out to be the bomber wings, which measure just over an inch across.

This particular table was a complicated design with some difficult details: an oval top with solid maple edge, plain maple top, and an oval curly maple center panel.

People who string words together for a living — generally a difficult, obsessive, detail-niggling tribe — tend to take inordinate delight in new slang, much in the way that people who study beetles love new bugs.

People still in business will likely be reluctant to speak with you, but if you can find a mentor that is retired or not threatened by your business's competition, that person can provide invaluable insight into a difficult and detail-oriented business.

Wasn't worth it!!" Baldwin didn't hold back in sharing difficult details. "I would eat a meal or more like a bite and have to run to the nearest bathroom or find digestive pills or run until I couldn't feel my legs right before bed," she wrote.

Todd Stern, the US state department climate change envoy, said Cancún had given substance to the notion of an inspections regime: meaning all the difficult details remain to be resolved.

Only then were they able to navigate the difficult details of the Treaty of Versailles and reach a final, if relatively short-lived, peace.

The latest developments have gone rapidly from deadly chemical attacks to threats of retaliatory US air strikes, Syrian agreement with a Russian plan to turn over the weapons and, finally, to the crucial matter of working out the difficult details. "We believe there is nothing standard about this process at this moment because of the way the regime has behaved," Mr Kerry said.

The last difficult details are as much about political power as they are about nuclear energy.