Sentence examples for difficult art from inspiring English sources

Difficult art happened, above all, in New York City.

But this is such a difficult art to master.

But to date, measuring and managing engagement has been a difficult art.

His demeanor disguised an uncanny diplomatic ability to manage the difficult art of diplomacy, however.

Figurative low relief (see photograph) is generally regarded by sculptors as an extremely difficult art form.

This didn't stop him being one of the first supporters of Cézanne's "difficult" art.

Quotation is a difficult art because it easily feels like pretension or condescension.

As one source put it, "detecting a genuine yes is a very difficult art".

Tate Modern has some of the most bewilderingly difficult art in the world.

Accessibility is fine; but, in making once-difficult art available to a wider audience, we also need to honour its integrity and respect its uncompromising values.

Unlike some other cultural institutions, City Opera did not have much experience in programming, the often-difficult art of inviting and scheduling performances by traveling dance and music troupes.