Sentence examples for evidently difficult from inspiring English sources

Despite the nose job, Nicole Kidman's Virginia Woolf does not look like the author, but she projects an interpretation of this evidently difficult woman that brings the role memorably to life.

It's striking, in this connection, that an account of the man "himself" has so little to say about Oppie's evidently difficult marriage – a colleague said it "looked like hell on earth" – and lets pass, almost without comment, an extraordinary episode at Los Alamos when Oppie offered up his new-born daughter to a friend for adoption.

The financial implications of adopting storage technology, on a very large scale, have been examined in some detail in the literature, although the main contributions to cost are evidently difficult to identify and quantify thus making definitive conclusions elusive.

The view itself however is advocated by most of those who have written on the topic, including Cartwright; for as is noted in this work once the view is couched in formal terms, it is evidently difficult to see what possible alternative there could be.

Coming from a deeply materialist and hardly historically minded society, it's evidently difficult for quite a few Americans to grasp why North Korea would not be ultimately motivated by money.

However, relationships among genera in the Eugongylus group remain largely obscure and are evidently difficult to resolve using few loci (Shea et al., unpub. data).

Resolving this question in humans is self-evidently difficult in terms of pathological assessment despite advances in MR based imaging and definitive clinical evaluation requires many years of follow up given the temporal evolution of disease progression.

It evidently proved difficult because not all the prosecutions were recorded.

Channeling Ms. Winfrey is evidently not difficult in the sense that those who work for her never have to guess what she wants.

Peston admits he was in shock after his wife died "and pretty closed down"; even talking about moving on from that position is evidently very difficult.

This is evidently more difficult, since it involves the changing of attitudes.