Sentence examples for most difficult women from inspiring English sources

Tennessee helped William Inge, the great playwright who lived in Tennessee's shadow, through alcoholism (the blind leading the blind?), and tried to understand the folie de grandeur of his best friend, Lady Maria St. Just, one of the most difficult women who ever lived.

The author of "The Female Eunuch" — who loathes Mr. Plante's book, incidentally — proves to be the most difficult woman of all because she has no need of Mr. Plante.

Each faced a distressing ordeal in order to access an abortion and they highlight that even in some of the most difficult circumstances, women are denied access to abortions in Ireland".

I would like to add more strongly that this issue is even more difficult for singles, and most difficult for single women without families with the means to help.

Addressing the most difficult issues, the women called for criminal charges to be brought against men for domestic violence, sexual harassment and abuse, whether in public or at home.

Never mind this time I am an adult and my mom's going through one of the most difficult things a woman can face, losing a spouse after 34 years.

The most difficult obstacle is that women themselves accept their current situation and do not help us to help them.

Mississippi is already one of the most difficult places for a woman to obtain an abortion.

Ms. Lecroc finds the handbags of Japanese women the most difficult to analyze.

The most difficult part was putting the women into the showers, turning off the lights on them.

But the most difficult battle is for the women who live here, who are up against an unseen foe, a killer that seems to come and go over the years, though no one can even prove it exists.