Sentence examples for difficult and fascinating from inspiring English sources

Messi turned a difficult and fascinating game.

After Documenta closes in September, Enwezor will find himself in a difficult and fascinating predicament.

In the end, Aymes comes across as having been difficult and fascinating, a grueling man but well worth the patience, indulgence and concentration it took to try to know him.

In this case, we have a more difficult and fascinating question of what are brainwide activity patterns and ultimately how do they make things happen?" The initiative will be organized by the Office of Science and Technology Policy, according to scientists who have participated in planning meetings.

This opens up a difficult and fascinating new challenge that is paradoxically also longstanding and unresolved.

In this case, we have a more difficult and fascinating question of what are brainwide activity patterns and ultimately how do they make things happen?" The government has been the source of truly revolutionary science in the past, from the space race to the foundations of the Internet.

"But I think it's a much bigger challenge – more difficult and more fascinating – to live and respect other people and follow your principles without the promise of a prize at the end".

However, describing where that voice comes from, what it sounds like and how it feels to experience a character so intimately is a much more difficult – and more fascinating – matter, as a team of Durham University researchers have been discovering at the Edinburgh international book festival.

Even without that deal, the Saturn was a fascinating, difficult and brilliant machine.

Even in this more remote and difficult terrain, Mr. Schama makes shrewd and fascinating connections between the personal and political, between art and history, emotionalism and economics.

The El Bulli books are fascinating but difficult, and I love the Trotter books.