Sentence examples for difficult but true from inspiring English sources

"Sick Cycle Carousel" only spoke of a difficult but true love pursued, apparently successfully, since Mr. Wade is recently married.

Which, then, is better -- the difficult but true, or the easy and false?

These subjects were at higher risk of difficult but their true difficulty remained unknown as direct laryngoscopy was not performed before use of the study device.

"The knock he got has aggravated his nerves and that is difficult but it's true that today he is nearly ready to join the group and that is very good news.

The fiction of Thomas Pynchon is not pop in the sense of popular – he's fairly "difficult" – but in the true sense of pop art, in that it takes its images, language and references directly from the big, bad, modern world around it.

In the present study, the admixture of the two clades makes the interpretation difficult, but it is true that several populations in the expanding range limit have low levels of haplotype and nucleotide diversity (e.g. the Netherlands and Kazakhstan).

Setting: Demonstrating that a gene is essential is always difficult, but this is particularly true for a slow-growing organism such as Mycobacterium tuberculosis.

But true randomness is difficult to achieve, even with the help of a computer, Fortnow said.

Measurement in the arts and cultural sector is difficult but this is no less true of any other area of public policy.

A sensitive exploration of love, loyalty, and hope in the wake of atrocity, the novel moves back and forth between the visitor's memories of his life and afterlife and Perla's recollection of her troubled past, ultimately building to a difficult but liberating revelation about the true nature of their connection.

True, this is difficult, but it is nonetheless required.