Sentence examples for be difficult to invent from inspiring English sources

A very simple coat of arms would not be difficult to invent.

It would be difficult to invent a character like Madoff, who so triumphantly rolled together Catch 22's Milo Mindbender and Ben Jonson's Alchemist with a sort of portmanteau Nigerian email scam artist.

It's difficult to invent a meaningful number of plausible enemies with different reasons for wanting the same person dead.

It's difficult to invent a new trick from scratch, although with enough experience you'll start to get some ideas.

It would be difficult to overstate how bananas all of this is when clever institutional designers long ago invented a way to perform runoff elections instantaneously.

Halberstam's wartime work will last not just because of its quality and its importance but because it established a new mode of journalism, one with which Americans are now so familiar that it's difficult to remember that someone had to invent it.

IF novelists gamble when they create main characters who are difficult to love, then they cheat when they invent characters who, unlike you and me, are wholly endearing.

I think I would be able to invent it today, but if we lose Net neutrality, then imagine a world in which it's much more difficult to invent the Web.

Or perhaps it's difficult to maintain marital unions in the state that invented nullification.

The lawn has become so much a part of the suburban landscape that it is difficult to see it as something that had to be invented.

To be solitary is to invent".