Sentence examples for difficult mix from inspiring English sources

It's a difficult mix to get to grips with.

But Asiana 214 may have had a difficult mix.

People from other backgrounds may be just the right ingredient to perfect this difficult mix.

Mix in some precipitation and a bumpy field, and you have a particularly difficult mix of adverse conditions.

It is a difficult mix of tones to get right, but the Kings were helped enormously by casting Mary Elizabeth Winstead in the lead.

Ms. Emery and Mr. Cale, both stalwarts of the New Group, admirably define the difficult mix of complicity and deceit that exists between Laura and Frank, as well as the shared sensibility that turns out to be only superficial.

The Chinese language is extremely difficult, mixing ancient and figurative terms – elegant phrasing can be hard and sometimes words and names bear no relevance to the context.

I find it difficult to mix with people who do sleep training, because they get defensive.

If it is too cold it'll be heavy and difficult to mix, so warm gently in the microwave or over the radiator if that's the case.

"It was difficult to mix it, but that's the piece we wanted to write," says Banks. "We knew there'd be moments when it would be a bit shocking, as well as moments when it would be funny".

"It is very difficult to mix the interests of the smaller clubs with the interests of the big clubs who could have a second team and could be competitive in the smaller leagues".