Sentence examples for difficult brown from inspiring English sources

"I talked back to Steven Holl and he got a lot less difficult," Brown said to me.

"When you share history with somebody, then you tend to fall in love with somebody else, it's kinda difficult," Brown says.

Finding an appropriate color palette for the game world was difficult; browns and monochromatic colors could depict the desired dark and moody atmosphere, but the developers wanted the aesthetic to resemble the vibrant color schemes of a comic book.

But Milkins clipped in a difficult long brown and added blue and pink to go one frame away from victory.

But he suggested that gravitational instabilities might have made it difficult for a brown dwarf to emerge as close to a true star as in this case.

Chote's life as economics editor of the Financial Times during the first two years of New Labour was made difficult by the Brown camp, but Chote has asked me to point out that the Fleet Street legend about his departure from that post is wrong: the FT was firmly supportive of him, and he eventually left of his own accord.

Be aware that it will be more difficult to candle brown or speckled eggs as the dark shells do not become as transparent under the light.

"This is obviously a difficult situation," Ms. Browner said on NBC's "Meet the Press" on Sunday, "but it's important for people to understand that from the beginning, the government has been in charge".

Being prime minister is a very difficult job, and Mr Brown has not been terribly good at it, especially the parts of it that tend to win elections.

Osborne insisted the Tories had gone further than any other opposition in history on cuts but said his task had been made as difficult as possible by Brown.

Europeans like to mock the vapidity of American politics, but they also acknowledge that it would be difficult to imagine a brown or black person leading France or Germany.