Sentence examples for has a difficult part from inspiring English sources

Like Jackman, Block has a difficult part to play, largely because Minnelli — her eyes, her hair, her weddings, her guest-star turns on "Larry King Live" — is still with us.

Laney has a difficult part as the slow, forgetful Angus.

If I had a difficult part, he'd read it and give me notes.

The colonel was clever and more educated than his counterparts, which may have been why he would not defer to his antagonist, Lieut-Colonel Yakubu Gowon, the federal supreme commander; or perhaps he was just proud and obstinate, as his critics had it.Of course, the general, as he soon made himself, had a difficult part to play.

In the meantime, Bassem Sabry, an Egyptian blogger and activist, suggests that Amr Moussa has a difficult task, in part because the expectations for his debating abilities are so high.

In the Grimm version, for instance, the story finishes as Beauty wakes up, but a lot of the other versions have a difficult second part".

He says Blair had a difficult time as parts of the media didn't take to him.

She has had a difficult time recently, in part due to the media and inappropriate police scrutiny.

Windows had a difficult quarter, due in part to the fact that its year-ago period had a number of sweeteners and lucky boosts.

Andersen was born on 9 July 1898 in Kristiania (now Oslo), and had a difficult childhood, the latter part of it in an orphanage.

"We have a difficult problem with extremism in parts of our society.