Sentence examples for a very difficult skill from inspiring English sources

It's a very difficult skill, and arguably demands as much dedication as a sport such as golf if you're to reach the top.

"It is going to take time, and it is a very difficult skill.

In one, a Polish musician was playing Bach on the guitar using a finger hammering technique (in itself a very difficult skill: I have dabbled in classical guitar so I have some inkling).

And the art of listening is a very difficult skill and it's something that I really try to get better at and it's been a really interesting process making this film because it's really challenged my ability to listen.

Those who can't do Jhana were taught to respect and praise those who can because it is a very difficult skill and is not something everyone can do.

It's a very difficult spell".

'No, because I think managing needs is very difficult, managing people with pain syndromes is very high order skills, you need the kind of skills of, uhm, reattribution and managing somatisation, all that kind of thing, which are actually very difficult skills to acquire, and most practice nurses aren't trained to do that.

For example, Ottoman diplomatic skill in a very difficult environment has attracted increasing admiration from many scholars.

A very difficult little man.

A bike is a very difficult project.

"It has been a very difficult process".