Sentence examples for a difficult mix of from inspiring English sources

It is a difficult mix of tones to get right, but the Kings were helped enormously by casting Mary Elizabeth Winstead in the lead.

It is normal and expected to experience a difficult mix of emotions when going through a divorce, so do your best to stay focused and emotionally neutral as the process unfolds.

It's a difficult mix to get to grips with.

Mix in some precipitation and a bumpy field, and you have a particularly difficult mix of adverse conditions.

But Asiana 214 may have had a difficult mix.

Ms. Emery and Mr. Cale, both stalwarts of the New Group, admirably define the difficult mix of complicity and deceit that exists between Laura and Frank, as well as the shared sensibility that turns out to be only superficial.

That is a notoriously difficult mix.

It emerged earlier this year that only one in 400 coffee cups are recycled because they are made of a difficult to recycle mix of paper and plastic.

Added to this difficult mix are a new generation of British-born young people who feel alienated not only from Islam and their parents, but also from a white British society that looks down on them.

Today's A.C. Milan, under the coach Massimiliano Allegri, has been a difficult and a pragmatic mix of aging players who know how titles are won and emerging talents like Alexandre Pato, Thiago Silva and the Ghana national team player Kevin-Prince Boateng.

"I think Jozy's found it difficult for a mix of reasons including his position, how we play and the fact that it's sometimes just how it goes," said Poyet, well aware that his centre-forward is regularly likened to Afonso Alves, the Brazilian striker who struggled at Gareth Southgate's Middlesbrough following a high-profile move from Dutch football.