Sentence examples for brought difficult from inspiring English sources

The past few weeks have brought difficult conversations with his teenage daughter and older son.

For the survivors and the families of the 330 dead every one of those days has brought difficult memories which have had to be suppressed or cried over.

Heavy snowfall at the weekend brought difficult driving conditions on many rural roads.

Nevertheless, the Great Depression brought difficult times; officers were no longer paid their salaries, and were informed in 1932 that they would have to "wait indefinitely" to receive their back wages.

The next decade will bring difficult decisions for the magical teenager's creator.

In pages of limpid detail, Ackroyd makes history accessible to the layman and brings difficult ideas down a level.

As Dr. Lipkin earned his reputation as a virus hunter, other researchers began to bring difficult cases to him.

Science writers showed themselves masters of the art of scientific storytelling, bringing difficult concepts within the range of ordinary readers.

He tried to do a hard thing, bringing difficult art to the public and never worrying how it was received.

Pierre Monteux, forever associated with "Le Sacre," apparently used his meticulous conducting skills to bring difficult music safely through impossible conditions.

This can mean gradually coming to understand metaphors that are the subconscious's way of bringing difficult issues to our attention.