Sentence examples for difficult but fascinating from inspiring English sources
In keeping with the company's distinguished track record with modern music, the season has included admirable performances of difficult but fascinating scores like the violin concertos of Thomas Adès and Esa-Pekka Salonen.
That put him in a particularly difficult, but fascinating situation: he can opt to govern with the Social Democrats, if they consent to play second fiddle, or invite the Free Democrats and Greens into a hitherto untested combination.
She also thinks of her difficult but fascinating daughter Case, of her bemusement at the divide between Case's grown-up and childhood selves, and of her own childhood and its obsessions.
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.
This is a really difficult and fascinating objective which requires to propose sometimes bold hypotheses, but these hypotheses should take into account that the divide between the three modern domains is now so great that it cannot be crossed, even by an adventurous, desperate Firmicutes.
Mullan, in a greasy long wig that makes him look like a veteran Hells Angel ("very sexy," reckons Campion), first caught the director's eye in Tyrannosaur, putting in his world-class hard-man act familiar to anyone who saw the recent ITV series The Fear. "I think alpha males are really kind of fascinating," says Campion. "Difficult but also charismatic.
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.
But fascinating patterns did emerge.
