Sentence examples for difficult feat from inspiring English sources

But lately, Obama has managed the more difficult feat of alienating both of them at once.

Portage, French for "carrying place," is a graceful word for a difficult feat.

Susan Williams has succeeded in the difficult feat of seamlessly entwining a political and personal story.

We've been waiting a long time to beat the All Blacks – it's such a difficult feat.

That has been an increasingly difficult feat, as former Miss Gottschees know.

Bonds called reaching 755 the most difficult feat he had accomplished in baseball.

Just by presenting "The Oedipus Cycle" Mr. Sobel and his cast pull off a difficult feat.

Afterward, when they did, pilots found it an extremely difficult feat to accomplish.

Some auctioneering outfits are good at pulling off the difficult feat of turning unpretentious sales into enjoyable larks.

She also manages the difficult feat — for a nice English middle-class girl — of sustaining an American accent.

It could be a difficult feat given how many Lib Dems consider themselves "progressive" and to the centre-left.