Sentence examples for most difficult works from inspiring English sources

They are among the most difficult works in a pianist's repertoire.

Finnegans Wake is a novel by Irish writer James Joyce that is significant for its experimental style – as well as its resulting reputation as one of the most difficult works of fiction in the English language.

Melenhorst said it was "the hardest, most difficult work we've ever done".

We seek to engage his intellect, and for most people this is the most difficult work of all.

All his earlier themes come into play in the novel, and, because the work is a medley of Russian, French, and English, it is his most difficult work.

It is the most difficult work environment for a generation and this is something we should be very wary about," he said.

Danced on this Miami program between two young Tharp works, it still looked and sounded the most "difficult" work on the program: as it should.

Hamilton completed his most difficult work of the afternoon within the opening seconds of the race; he got off to a fine start.

They have left their families, the family of Lee Rigby and their communities to do the most difficult work, of grieving and healing.

Under his direction the BAS eschewed adventure and self-indulgence, concentrating instead on carefully planned scientific research in the most difficult working conditions on earth.

In December, she has published Book One (of four) of what is widely recognized as Joyce's most difficult work, in a joint effort by Shanghai VI Horae Publishers, a private company, and Shanghai People's Publishing House, a state-run company.