Sentence examples for difficult works of from inspiring English sources
You learn a lot about color, accent and articulation by playing the formidably difficult works of Boulez and Messiaen.
These are not only among the most daunting and difficult of all string quartets, but they are also among the most daunting and difficult works of any kind.
By combing 200 years of unexplored memoirs and surveys of the lower classes, Mr. Drew shows that there was a time when the most elite and difficult works of the Western tradition inspired neither snobbery nor shame.
Priests probably used these stories, written in Chinese, as a source of sermons with the intent of persuading ordinary Japanese, incapable of reading difficult works of theology, that they must lead virtuous lives if they were not to suffer in hell for present misdeeds.
Finnegans Wake is a novel by Irish writer James Joyce that is significant for its experimental style – as well as its resulting reputation as one of the most difficult works of fiction in the English language.
The Atlanta public school system was once lauded for doing the difficult work of improving instruction.
She's acknowledging the difficult work of beauty, which people who live as men may never know.
We seek to engage his intellect, and for most people this is the most difficult work of all.
Politics aside, Senator Obama's speech is an excellent place from which to start the difficult work of bridging that divide.
