Sentence examples for it supremely difficult from inspiring English sources

15th over England 109-2 (Wright 58, Morgan 13) Pace returns with Dawlat Zadran who Dernbachs his speeds and makes it supremely difficult for Wright to play proper shots.

This is because of a failure of imagination: It's supremely difficult to project ourselves into the future, even harder to take the part of another.

While it is possible to play a series of great moves, and maybe even a few great games, doing it day to day, month after month, is supremely difficult.

I find this supremely difficult.

Federer knows that Monaco is a supremely difficult opponent.

In an interview on Friday, Mr. López said the ordeal had been "supremely difficult".

Making the supremely difficult look easy may be one definition of genius.

One category of social dysfunction is making the easy look supremely difficult.

It is this individual uncertainty on the part of white American men and women, this inability to renew themselves at the fountain of their own lives, that makes the discussion, let alone elucidation, of any conundrum — that is, any reality — so supremely difficult.

This is a supremely difficult brief given that he has to make £3.4bn of cuts – 17 per cent of the department's budget – by 2020 as part of the Comprehensive Spending Review settlement with the Chancellor, as well as being expected to overcome Britain's lack of productivity.

Mike Jankowski, the Olympic halfpipe coach for the United States, said that Pearce was injured while trying a double cork, a supremely difficult trick -- essentially a twisting double back flip -- that most of the top men are trying to add to their repertory this season.