Sentence examples for difficult style from inspiring English sources
He has a very difficult style,' she said.
Mr. Kermode's critics sometimes faulted him for a deliberately difficult style and what Mr. Lodge called "intellectual dandyism".
His personal and collective anguish gives rise to nightmarish visions of disintegration, chaos, decay, and death that he recorded in a cryptic, difficult style inspired by Surrealism.
Many of his political songs revealed his passion for mankind, and an ability to effectively execute a difficult style (political folk).
He presents a difficult style puzzle that makes him competitive for almost anyone at 154, so there's potential drama in that.
"It will be a difficult style for me," said Golovkin, wearing a bright yellow tracksuit and a baseball cap emblazoned with 'GGG'GGG
His literary failure in his own day resulted from his idiosyncratic and difficult literary style.
Dull, brittle and difficult to style, her hair was so fragile a ponytail holder could snap it off.
Readers were first introduced to McCarthy's difficult narrative style in the novel The Orchard Keeper (1965), about a Tennessee man and his two mentors.
Nearly 30 years ago, when he was about to celebrate his 70th birthday, I did an interview with Elliott Carter in which we touched on the freighted question of whether a composer can write memorable themes in a difficult modern style.
It might be difficult to style Morgan as a possible successor to Kevin Pietersen in the middle-order aggressor role if Pietersen ends up being excluded from the Test squad on the grounds of his participation in the Indian Premier League.
