Sentence examples for harder ideas from inspiring English sources

Go back and read The Selfish Gene and observe how Richard Dawkins manages to make evolution seem beautiful, horrifying and simple, all at once, without making readers feel stupid or shielding them from the harder ideas.

Science writers and their readers sometimes get knocked down by hard ideas rather than by hard gloves.

Short on personal information — we never learn much about Hogan, or about Todd, her eventual companion — this travel memoir nonetheless offers a soft lens on some hard ideas.

Short on personal information we never learn much about Hogan, or about Todd, her eventual companion this travel memoir nonetheless offers a soft lens on some hard ideas.

This is a hard idea!

And self-reliance will be a hard idea to grasp for some aborigines themselves.

Hospitality is central to the restaurant business, yet it's a hard idea to define precisely.

It is a hard idea for a late-20th century reader to grasp, but there was nobility and glamour as well as horror and gore on those battlefields.

This is a hard idea, and people naturally flee from it, but its logic is implicit in the Biblical stories that Ehrman mentions.

And that's a hard idea to think – that there isn't one single silver bullet that gets us out of the mess we've dug for ourselves.

But this is a hard idea to sell in Serbian politics, and no government will risk it as long as Russia is feeding illusions of nostalgic nationalism.