Sentence examples for difficult and interesting from inspiring English sources

It makes the task difficult and interesting".

Instead, Obama cited a difficult and interesting book by a political scientist at Princeton, Larry Bartels' new Unequal Democracy.

But the conditions that led some Americans to admire the Soviet Union in the thirties are actually more difficult and interesting.

He said the company expected "difficult and interesting" discussions with its unions in Belgium and Britain about separation agreements for factory workers.

The scene highlighted Dines's explosive charisma and the fact that, since the death of Andrea Dworkin, she has risen to that most difficult and interesting of public roles: the world's leading anti-pornography campaigner.

This makes the study of equation (1.1) more difficult and interesting.

Second, because it seemed difficult, and therefore interesting.

Bigger, bloodier, more difficult and less interesting, Hotline Miami 2 is a disappointingly retrograde follow-up to a game that was lauded for its uncompromising spirit of invention.

Ethics may be both more difficult and more interesting than simply increasing people's choice and freedom of choice; it may also be more important.

Because we don't have a religious vocabulary for sin any longer, and because our ideas of innocence and experience are no longer tied to sexual initiation (although sex is still there, at the very center of the moral map), it's difficult and very interesting to try to address what it is that lies across the borders of innocence, in experience.

But what makes polling on race so difficult, and so interesting, is that so-called "desirability bias" often takes hold: Many people know which kinds of responses will be seen as socially unacceptable or desirable, and that often shapes what they say.