Sentence examples for more difficult role from inspiring English sources

Which is the more difficult role to play?

While Hardy is undeniably commanding as Reggie, in the more difficult role of Ronnie, he is only intermittently effective.

But my vote goes to Ian McKellen for his magisterial Gandalf, a more difficult role than you might think.

John Heard, then almost unknown, is Cutter, a showy, noisy part, while Jeff Bridges has the quieter, more difficult role of Bone.

The traditional role of print media, magazines and newspapers, is going to be a much more difficult role as it goes forward.

This is made more difficult by the role that epigenetic regulation plays in cancer stem cells.

But while it is easy to understand the function of apoptosis in metazoans, it is be more difficult to imagine its role in unicellular organisms: why would a single cell decide to die and evolve a machinery to achieve this?

The more difficult issues, like the role of Islam in Iraqi society and the degree of autonomy allowed the Kurdish people, were being set aside for later.

Julian Barnes had long been a friend and admirer of Kingsley, but as the years went by, he found the role more difficult: "The price you had to pay for his company got higher.

A third psychological phenomenon that makes direct talks without a strong mediating role more difficult is a natural human propensity to attach greater weight to prospective losses than to prospective benefits of equal magnitude.

At the million-year scale, it is more difficult to untangle the role of climate and tectonics.