Sentence examples for more difficult themes from inspiring English sources

"He isn't afraid to leave behind its story to indulge more difficult themes and movements in inventive and challenging ways".

She had been warned that baring her soul in her writing might make her life more difficult; its predominant theme of the importance of connections and friendships had the effect of bringing people closer to her.

First, the brevity of participant responses made coding into themes more difficult for answers where comprehensibility was in doubt, and roughly 1 in 10 responses were unable to be categorised into our final 10 themes.

It was a little more difficult to pin down the themes of this one, but I'm sure I'll be doing the dishes one day and then suddenly be like, "Oh yeah".

Compared to concrete themes (e.g., technology and volume), it was more difficult for the annotators to find a fitting theme.

Some themes will obviously be more difficult than others.

In a way, haunted houses are more difficult to pull off than more elaborate theme park rides that involve cars on tracks.

However, discriminating presented list words from highly associated theme words is much more difficult than distinguishing old list words from non-associated distractors and thus is possibly more prone to cognitive impairments associated with sleep loss.

Of course, we wanted to talk about difficult themes, ones that were perhaps more adult than you find in other games.

This is more expensive and more difficult to plan; keep that in mind when deciding the theme for your teen's party.

For some, the epic tale and its themes of courage, hope and magic proved invaluable during the more difficult hurdles life throws your way.