Sentence examples for a very difficult concept from inspiring English sources

It's a very difficult concept.

A senior Ministry of Defence official responsible for arms exports told Scott: "Truth is a very difficult concept".

He noted, though, that such a formulation was "easily said, but a very difficult concept to get total agreement on".

(Pursuing the theme, Ian McDonald, government spokesman during the Falklands conflict and later responsible for arms exports, told the inquiry: "Truth is a very difficult concept").

"The idea that knowing you have a cancer isn't always a good thing is a very difficult concept for many people," he said.

This is a very difficult concept for those who have not lost a child to understand.

As noted, these interventions often confront very sensitive and very difficult concepts and skills which may precipitate emotional distress, cognitive dissonance, defensiveness or disclosure of past traumas and managing these reactions and disclosures can take a heavy toll on facilitators' mental health and well-being.

A very difficult little man.

A bike is a very difficult project.

So it is a very difficult judgment.

"This was a very difficult moment.