Sentence examples for difficult figures from inspiring English sources

Fieseler also went on to develop the first rolling circle, consisting of four complete slow rolls during the course of a horizontal 360° turn one of the most difficult figures for competition pilots even with modern powerful machines.

Our results demonstrate that taurine or GABA reacts rapidly with MDA, and the reaction of Glu or Asp with MDA under supraphysiological conditions is difficult (Figures 1 and 2).

Derek Jarman has always been a difficult figure to categorise.

His purely academic approach, however, makes him a difficult figure for China to embrace.

It seems as though they have something very difficult figured out".

It is hard not to wonder if the witch, a difficult figure transformed by difficult times, isn't precisely what our stage needs.

Undoubtedly some of those commentators will speak of a different and more difficult figure than the one the exhibition presents.

"Björn Höcke is a very difficult figure, to be honest," she says, lowering her voice as if someone might be listening in.

Schmitt is a difficult figure, his reputation tarnished by his antisemitism in the 1930s and his collaborationist stance during the second world war.

When he asks one preservationist how many books survive microfilming, she tells him, "It would be a really difficult figure to keep track of.

Yet, with all her complexity, I felt closer throughout my early childhood to my mother than to the very distant and rather difficult figure of my father".