Sentence examples for more difficult story from inspiring English sources
"I know it's coming at a time when we're seeing horrific pictures coming out of the migrant or refugee crisis – and I know it's a more difficult story to tell – but it is no less worth telling," she says.
"But if I look at employment, it's a rather more difficult story, because obviously a company as successful as ARM only employs about 1,000 people in this country".
The more difficult story, and one I will post on either later tonight or tomorrow, is about why McCain does so much better with "likely voters" than registered voters.
Once search and rescue operations are over and rubble begins to move, progress can be difficult to see making it a much more difficult story to tell -- but it's one we must tell.
Partial destruction, displacement, hunger, want, weakness, loss, need — these are more difficult stories.
More importantly, there's also a world of deeper, more difficult stories to be written about this whole world of apps and technology startups, from privacy and censorship to the role technology is playing in fields outside the average tech journalist's expertise: health, education, agriculture... there's a big list.
On Sunday, no one was present to tell a more difficult and complex story.
But writing about a war that's still going on, it's even more difficult to keep the story centre stage rather than issues of the war.
One crucial element is that the books start with the adoptive family, rather than the birth family, giving the child's life now as context, then dealing with the more difficult elements of the story in the middle.
Complementing the fairy-tale quality of the text are watercolors by the well-known illustrator Jane Dyer, whose luminous images help to soften the more difficult aspects of the story -- in particular, the unknown fate of the baby's biological mother.
Although Lincoln's storytelling is well known, it is more difficult to ascertain which stories he most likely told, as opposed to the many ascribed to him.
