Sentence examples for difficult ideas from inspiring English sources

And the consequence is a coming-of-age tale of uncommon sweetness and feeling that does not always seem in total command of the difficult ideas it grapples with.

Nairne enjoyed wrestling with difficult ideas.

That is among the most difficult ideas in American justice.

"They don't understand that it is part of life to engage with difficult ideas".

Cinema often struggles with dramatising difficult ideas, particularly if they are abstract.

"It sends the message that we are afraid of engaging difficult ideas," an A.C.L.U.

In pages of limpid detail, Ackroyd makes history accessible to the layman and brings difficult ideas down a level.

This will create a potent mix of perspectives from 400 speakers, thrashing out difficult ideas and shaking up orthodoxies.

"I learned as a labor organizer how to translate substantive, often difficult ideas, into the vernacular," he said.

"The German Genius" is a great baggy monster of a book, mixing passionate advocacy with biographical trivia amid compressed summaries of some exceedingly difficult ideas.

Go back to your lovely home in the Hollywood Hills and leave politics to people who aren't afraid of difficult ideas and hard work.