Sentence examples for difficult shows from inspiring English sources

Good orchestra seats and excellent mezzanine locations for even the most difficult shows are available this winter if not this fall.

In doing so, a wildly difficult show becomes an important one.

But this difficult show becomes more compelling and beautiful with each visit.

It's a very difficult show to do, even as a judge.

But the constant time-jumps could make it a difficult show to parse for any casual viewer.

"Salome," here directed by Jürgen Flimm and choreographed by Doug Varone, is a scandalous and difficult show, even by operatic standards.

"In retrospect, it is a difficult show to binge-watch because it just keeps getting darker and darker," she said.

Chicago is a very difficult show to open out cinematically, for the simple reason that it's almost entirely set in a prison - imprisoned there, in fact.

DAVE ITZKOFF: That was, at times, a difficult show to endure, but over all it's hard to be too upset with all the rewards distributed.

Mr. Caulfield added: "It's probably the most difficult show I've ever been in, because you're onstage the entire time.

Instead, the government argued, the defendants should have to show that the sentences were "plain error," a difficult showing in light of the evidence of the scale of the conspiracy.