Sentence examples for magnificent difficulty from inspiring English sources
Both beautiful and wretched, the mulatto was intended to arouse sympathy in white readers, who had magnificent difficulty relating to black people in literature (to say nothing of life).
The stakes, in terms of tennis history, are once again delightfully high, just as they were last year in the final at the French Open, where Nadal won with humiliating ease, and the final at Wimbledon, where he won with magnificent difficulty.
The German painter Gerhard Richter, who is the subject of a magnificent retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art, is famous for severity, hermeticism, and all-around, intimidating difficulty.
By Peter Schjeldahl The German painter Gerhard Richter, who is the subject of a magnificent retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art, is famous for severity, hermeticism, and all-around, intimidating difficulty.
Difficulty: 2/5 Stac Pollaidh, Inverpolly You can be up and down this magnificent peak in three hours, though you will probably take longer since the views, from the Coigach to Assynt, are mesmerising.
Photograph: Finbarr O'Reilly/Reuters Throughout a magnificent playing career, the Liberian international footballer George Weah made a point of reminding people of the desperate difficulties afflicting his home country.
