Sentence examples for a more difficult message from inspiring English sources

"Now, does that make it a more difficult message to explain to gay people who want to vote Conservative?

It was a more difficult message to deliver than his original declaration of war against the terrorists.

"Outside of Hyde Park, in a blacker community, a lot more working-class and poor community, he had a more difficult time articulating his message," Mr. Fischer said of Mr. Obama.

Syria, however, is a more difficult case.

Fīrūz inherited a more difficult situation.

Belgium is in a more difficult situation.

Fungi proved a more difficult find.

Stevens is in a more difficult position.

Gone will be the days of "pray the gay away" in exchange for a more nuanced but difficult message of lifelong singlehood that requires much greater sympathy from those who were previously inclined to dish out trite pastoral platitudes.

This subject matter can be often piously handled but thanks to Sen's deft touch, here the more difficult political messages do not patronise the audience.

Driving Dave Whitman's '66, I held a pizza-size steering wheel with a breadstick-thin rim and double-clutched the unsynchronized transmission, a task more difficult than, say, limiting my Twitter messages to 140 characters.