Sentence examples for a very difficult book to from inspiring English sources

"It was a very difficult book to write.

"It was a very difficult book to do because people didn't do books like that then.

"Rousseau and Romanticism" (1919), by Irving Babbitt "Essential for understanding the 20th century, but a very, very difficult book to read.

The essays in Edmund Wilson's Axel's Castle (1931) aroused an interest in the Symbolist movement which the movement was not easily able to arouse by itself; the essay on Finnegans Wake, collected in Wilson's Wound and the Bow (1941), eased the way into a very difficult book in a manner that no grim work of solid exegesis could have achieved.

It was a very difficult book.

Talk story about person who's in his apartment trying to read a not very difficult book, but can't concentrate because the apartment's so cluttered.

By Timothy Crouse The New Yorker, April 21 , 1986P. 40 Talk story about person who's in his apartment trying to read a not very difficult book, but can't concentrate because the apartment's so cluttered.

"I think that [programme] really damaged him," says Judy. "The Spire had been a difficult book to write, and this rejection was very unkind".

But it's a difficult book to read nonetheless, almost for that very reason.

Adults may see the fun, too, or they may wrestle with the fact that this is a very difficult — nearly impossible — book to read aloud.

"03" is a difficult book to categorize.