Sentence examples for difficult rose from inspiring English sources

Just as the prince is about to win hard-earned spiritual freedom with the knowledge that he's got a lot more options than he realized, a talking fox convinces him he was right to obsess over that one difficult rose.

From the 1970s to the 2000s, the percentage of highly educated Americans who believe that divorce should be made more difficult rose from 36 to 48 percent.

A daughter is more difficult than a rose.

Following up his June victory at the Memorial Tournament by shooting a round of par 70 on the difficult Aronimink Golf Club layout, Rose edged the charging Ryan Moore, who shot 65, by one stroke, and Jeff Overton (67) by two.

The back nine at Royal Aberdeen is a fiendishly difficult stretch but Rose made it look easy.

She made an eager entrance in her birthday-party scene, then seemed radiant as she sustained the difficult balances in the Rose Adagio.

Build up from easy subjects, like a rubber ball or a rectangular block, to more complicated, difficult subject, like a rose, a clear glass marble or a shiny metal bowl.

"Interstellar" was an orchestral-laden, panoramic pop album bathed in swirling echoes — a collection Rose admits was difficult to replicate live — but "Herein Wild," which is centered on tragedy and disappointment, is more concise.

However, it is difficult to synthesize a pure rose phase because of its low phase stability, thus limiting its use in high-voltage applications.

Understand that cross-breeding roses is a difficult task.

I may sometimes yearn to unplug and smell the roses, but it's difficult to disconnect when I fear that doing so will be considered strange or insulting.