Sentence examples for fantastically difficult from inspiring English sources

Initially, the system proved fantastically difficult to control.

The first-cast stars could handle every step of this fantastically difficult ballet, and so they had leisure for "interpretation".

"Soil is fantastically difficult stuff to work with experimentally, and the hyphae are on the whole too thin to see," he said.

In a city as vast, diffuse, and diverse as Istanbul, with so many enclaves and populations and interests and classes, and with such imperfect freedom of the press, gauging public opinion, or even current events, can be fantastically difficult.

By now we're used to the idea that gigantic aggregates of human brains -- especially when allowed to communicate nearly instantaneously via the Internet -- can carry out fantastically difficult cognitive tasks, like writing an encyclopedia or mapping a social network.

They would not be satisfied with well-meaning but relatively easy measures, like switching to compact-fluorescent light bulbs and diligently recycling, or even with wildly ambitious, fantastically difficult ones, like eliminating their carbon emissions.

And tenses are fantastically important and difficult.

Thompson said she knew it well, that it was a "revolutionary piece about poverty and deprivation with great music and amazing words", but was also "very difficult and fantastically complex".

"If I can manage the fear without the nausea I'll be fine," she continued, describing Sondheim's Tony-winning score as "very difficult and fantastically complex".

When it debuted five years ago, who knew that it would take us to so many dark, difficult, dangerous and fantastically entertaining places?

Putting this concept to work in your life will make you fantastically more creative and capable of solving difficult problems.