Sentence examples for difficult in itself from inspiring English sources

The breakup of his engagement to Wozniacki, while difficult in itself, has lowered some of the focus on his private life.

Living as Patsey was difficult in itself.

That's very difficult in itself, and that's not even the toughest part.

So to bring together Jewish, Muslim and Christian children, already difficult in itself, unifying in dance Arabs and Israelis who have been separated by years of distrust, miscommunication and hatred, appears at first an impossible mission.

No fewer than 26 tries were scored in nine matches by wings, meaning that whittling them down to just two proved a difficult task in itself.

Our next game will be in the Millennium Stadium and that's going to be an extremely tough and difficult fixture in itself.

A film set in space is difficult enough in itself – "you can't just go and film there" – and approximating zero gravity is particularly tricky – "you can't use wires or anything like that; the muscular strain would be immediately apparent".

I was fascinated by Alexandra Styron's memoir of William Styron, Reading My Father (Scribner): an intimate and unsparing account of what it was like to be the youngest daughter not only of an illustrious novelist – difficult enough in itself, I would have thought – but of a profound depressive, who also seems to have been friends with just about everyone famous in America.

"That's a difficult competition in itself and any one of them is capable of doing that" Ferguson was speaking at an inaugural dinner of the League Managers Association Hall of Famee 1000 club, celebrating those who have managed more than 1,000 domestic league or cup matches.

Translating the idea of frequency sharing by using orthogonal codes into a feasible WRNS is an extremely difficult problem in itself.

"We want to look like London and that's a complicated and difficult task in itself, because London is forever evolving," he said.