Sentence examples for most difficult theme from inspiring English sources

Oddly enough, though, death was not the most difficult theme to handle.

"It certainly would erode the confidence because climate finance is one of the most difficult negotiation themes," she said.

The Holy Spirit is one of the most elusive and difficult themes in Christian theology, because it refers to one of the three persons in the Godhead but does not evoke concrete images the way "Father" or "Creator" and "Son" or "Redeemer" do.

The role of religion is one of the most difficult and, so far, least discussed themes of the Africa commission, whose 16 members set out their findings after being assembled under British auspices to try to set out a strategy - in this year of Britain's leadership of the G8 countries - to bring economic health to Africa.

Petra Lang had to sing both this and Strauss's jollier song on the same theme, but perhaps her most difficult challenge in each case was that of how to behave through an immensely lengthy postlude.

It was my most difficult book – the book that treated a theme which was so distant, so remote, from my own emotional life that it gave me a special pleasure to use my combinational talent to make it real".

Multiple-Theme pattern is the most difficult one for academic writing students, as they need pack or list a number of different pieces of information in Rheme position, each of which are then picked up and used as the Themes in subsequent clauses.

Those themes he regards as most difficult for students to internalize are hammered again and again; other issues may be treated sporadically as the occasion arises, or omitted altogether, if he regards them as inessential to moral development.

The most difficult decision.

Dinner is the most difficult.

Ms. Minor's most difficult task?