Sentence examples for difficult discipline from inspiring English sources

Design is a very difficult discipline.

"Juggling is such a difficult discipline to perfect," he said.

But 20 years of self-imposed silence turns out to be a difficult discipline to break.

Part of what makes political science such a difficult discipline — and what makes it so interesting — is that it is dominated by independent human actors doing uniquely human things.

Like the scientists who landed Curiosity on Mars, these people embraced a difficult discipline -- that's why they're called disciples.

This is a difficult discipline, especially when our immediate emotional instinct is to react, to push back, and to forcibly patrol that border between help and harm.

His company and others now sponsor university faculties in the hope that high pay will bring bright graduates back to dull-sounding, difficult disciplines such as computing and production engineering and away from soft subjects such as marketing, law and economics that flourished after the collapse of communism.

It is one of the most difficult disciplines in the world, but when it's done right, it's ephemeral, moving, and most of all, it's fucking hilarious.

In an essay called "Soliloquy," a personal history, he wrote that he initially found it difficult to learn the hard discipline and the rigorous logic of law.

They are difficult to discipline.

Because children with ADHD may be difficult to discipline, parenting may be affected.