Sentence examples for difficult notion from inspiring English sources

It was a difficult notion to grasp.

"The notion that you can very clearly draw a line between propriety risk-taking and hedging is a very difficult notion to implement," Ms. Dublon said.

Her shops specialize in small-production, family wineries, and her inventory is constantly shifting, a difficult notion for customers to accept if they are used to widely available brands.

And they encourage the more difficult notion that your life must be as important to me as my own life is; that I can only truly honor and protect myself by honoring and protecting you.

It's certainly a difficult notion for the news media, easily bored by public figures who have been around for a long time, and already racing their engines to start covering the 2008 race for the White House.

He urged winemakers to select only the best grapes for their wines, a difficult notion for many to accept at a time when quantity was often more important than quality.

Those are difficult notions to sell – or buy into – post-9/11, Iraq and Guantánamo.

We began talking about the sometimes-difficult notion of acceptance and understanding when she shared her story about the one who got away.

The results of a student survey conducted post-deployment suggest that the visual and interactive features embedded in the three applications have the potential to induce positive outcomes in mediating the students' conceptualization of difficult theoretical notions.

Realistically, I find that notion difficult to disagree with.

Predicting long-term climatic behavior by using computer models has proved difficult, and the notion of fiddling with the planet's climate based on the results generated by those models worries even scientists who are fully engaged in the research.