Sentence examples for is a difficult theme from inspiring English sources

The interrelationship of values and the economy is a difficult theme for politicians to articulate.

When I asked Doña Elisabeth to describe the economic situation of her community, she again related it to health, this time in the context of nutrition: "This is a difficult theme.

Global warming, the subject of this much-praised 80-minute piece by Emily Johnson, might be a difficult theme to address theatrically.

No doubt others left voluntarily, but one theme that keeps popping up is that Goldman is a difficult place to join, and a difficult place to stay.

The recurrent theme of more timely and effective gynecological referrals is a difficult issue.

Nonetheless, death of a parent can be a particularly difficult theme for children to face.

This is a common theme in her work: engaging in serious and difficult topics in accessible and sometimes whimsical ways.

It is a theme park with no discernible theme.

Kissinger, who nonetheless was full of high praise for "young Joshua" admitted as much: "It has one basic theme that is a little difficult for me, which is that my generation is sort of a bunch of dodos, that we stagger through life with just one idea in our minds, which on top of it, is hugely wrong.

As Kissinger told a reporter for The New Yorker at a party he recently held to celebrate his young protégé, the book "has one basic theme that is a little difficult for me, which is that my generation is sort of a bunch of dodos".

Travel is a recurring theme.