Sentence examples for difficult work of from inspiring English sources

She's acknowledging the difficult work of beauty, which people who live as men may never know.

All the difficult work of attunement and acceptance has already been done by others.

Then the city can get on with the difficult work of cleaning up and rebuilding.

The Atlanta public school system was once lauded for doing the difficult work of improving instruction.

Politics aside, Senator Obama's speech is an excellent place from which to start the difficult work of bridging that divide.

We seek to engage his intellect, and for most people this is the most difficult work of all.

He vowed to begin immediately to assemble a broad, representative cabinet that will undertake the difficult work of reviving Kenya.

What, the reader may ask, do the exploits of General Massoud's guerrillas in Afghanistan have in common with the difficult work of fire-fighters in the American West?

But it is still overbalanced in the direction of those with no experience of the delicate and difficult work of running arts organisations.

But it has been consumed by the slow and difficult work of stitching together the myriad banks it has acquired from Miami to Seattle.

Hamilton completed his most difficult work of the afternoon within the opening seconds of the race; he got off to a fine start.