Sentence examples for a difficult theme from inspiring English sources

The interrelationship of values and the economy is a difficult theme for politicians to articulate.

Global warming, the subject of this much-praised 80-minute piece by Emily Johnson, might be a difficult theme to address theatrically.

When I asked Doña Elisabeth to describe the economic situation of her community, she again related it to health, this time in the context of nutrition: "This is a difficult theme.

"Kevin" exposes the darkness of motherhood--a difficult theme to swallow--which Swinton describes as a "gag reflex".

Nonetheless, death of a parent can be a particularly difficult theme for children to face.

Disneyland's woes come amid a difficult time for theme parks, Legoland operator Merlin is struggling as a result of the euro's weakness and June's accident at its Alton Towers park.

One afternoon after watching Mr. Stearns perform Balanchine's fiendishly difficult "Theme and Variations," a friend of mine blurted out, "It's like watching sex".

Oddly enough, though, death was not the most difficult theme to handle.

"Papa's Song," directed by Sander Francken from a script he wrote with Norman de Palm, touches on a number of fascinating and difficult themes, including the state of race relations in the contemporary Netherlands, a subject American audiences are likely to know little about, and one that Mr. Francken, at first, treats with admirable subtlety.

This becomes the rhythm of the session, difficult themes and then the release of a quip.

Sex is the bait with which Roche lures us into a dark and psychologically complex novel that addresses some difficult themes: the shortcomings of the women's movement; the psychological consequences of familial breakdown and bereavement; the pressures of being a mother in this bewildering, hyper-self-conscious age.