Sentence examples for a really difficult question from inspiring English sources

"That's a really difficult question.

– that's a really difficult question to answer but there is only one answer to it, you know.

That's a really difficult question to answer.

I find that a really difficult question.

RR: That's a really difficult question because there isn't one particular aspect of being Hispanic that I can point to.

Have you got any other real-life people you think you'd like to be playing soon?Gillan: Oh, that's a really difficult question... Smith: I'd really love to play Ted Hughes or Chet Baker.

Yet a feeling remains that the fine minds have evaded the really difficult question.

So he dodges the really difficult question: why does the world's largest democracy tolerate such abuses by its soldiers, spies and their thuggish local allies?

"Do you mind if I ask you the really difficult question?" Phillips says, in the most direct confrontation of the programme.

So I suppose that in thinking through the really difficult question, What is the importance of art for black people throughout the world?, I would prefer to address it in a very vague sense.

It consisted of a squashy sofa, a video camera in an unused office and some really difficult questions.