Sentence examples for about the difficulty and from inspiring English sources

Armstrong had been right about the difficulty and cost of putting out a real newspaper.

Miller's plays are about the difficulty and the possibility of people – usually men – taking control of their own lives.

The talk this week has been about the difficulty and fairness of the test that is PGA National.

He has written more about the difficulty and joy of the creative process than any other playwright, but he's not one for the suffering artist cliche.

Second, we should have no illusions about the difficulty and the time needed to convince the rest of the world to adopt a completely new approach.

If after cleareyed consideration Americans decide that our interests require action in Syria, we should proceed, but we should have no illusion about the difficulty and be prepared to see it through to the end.

The curators talked about the difficulties and gave a go-ahead.

And although "Jon" is a satire about advertising and consumerism, it's also about the difficulties and challenges of freeing ourselves from prevailing cultural norms.

"Ganesh," which runs through Monday at the Public Theater, is also about the difficulties and anxieties of putting on this unlikely play, and it is filled with scenes in which its actors argue passionately about its point and purpose.

They will let you off the hook on a literal campaign promise — if you level with them early about the difficulties and how long it will take to see progress.

Despite the well‐established reluctance of women to adopt this practice, little is known about the difficulties and concerns associated with vaginal dilator use.