Sentence examples for a difficult subject to from inspiring English sources

Suicide is a difficult subject to contemplate.

It's a difficult subject to discuss openly.

It is a difficult subject to discuss.

"It was a difficult subject to broach," Ms. Harkness said.

Death can be a difficult subject to discuss — our own deaths even more so.

Try as they might, however, the pedophilia scandal is a difficult subject to avoid.

"It's quite wonderful," Ms. Harry said of the scene before her, even though punk, as it turns out, makes a surprisingly difficult subject to capture in a museum exhibition.

Ms Stacey also told the cross-party group of MPs that English was a particularly difficult subject to set standards for and there was a "large element of judgment" involved in marking the exams.

Of course, this is a very difficult subject to visualize.

"Personally it's just a very difficult subject to talk about," Mr. Baruch said.

I'm just finding it a really difficult subject to broach.