Sentence examples for difficult example from inspiring English sources

"It's a very difficult example to live up to".

But I suspect the real reason for his misguided effort is that he couldn't figure out how to deal meaningfully with this glorious but difficult example of late Romanticism, replete with confusing symbolism and perplexing characters.

Neoclassicism had a lesser impact in England, partly because English Puritanism had kept alive some of the original Christian hostility to secular art, partly because English authors were on the whole closer to plebeian taste than were the court-oriented French, and partly because of the difficult example of Shakespeare, who magnificently broke all of the rules.

A discrete time performance specification has been used to design a pole placement controller and its use illustrated with a difficult example.

These results using two difficult example cases of leading edge geometries illustrate the superiority and utility of this blade-design method when compared with other direct or inverse blade-design methods.

The Ashley Madison hack is just a particularly difficult example of a much larger issue," said Dr. Sharlene Hesse-Biber, a sociologist and research ethics expert at Boston College.

Then we practice on difficult examples, such as the statesman.

These are the most difficult examples in the training set.

We compare the methods on some of the most difficult examples to be found in the literature.

For the most computationally difficult examples related to domains with narrow throats one can clearly see the advantages of the proposed method.

Comparing with existing methods, new algorithms are more efficient, as demonstrated on known difficult examples in the literature, newly designed random matrices, as well as matrices from the University of Florida Sparse Matrix Collection.