Sentence examples for radically difficult from inspiring English sources

He says it "proved radically difficult to get them all in the same room for the shoot" but he managed it, as you can see above.

Much has been written about Fleabag as a radically "difficult" woman character; she makes her compatriots Hannah Horvath, Ali Pfefferman and Rebecca Bunch seem chill.

Overnight, it became radically more difficult to reach anything on the Internet outside China.

Students, teachers and administrators have complained to the New York State Education Department that the Regents examination in physics was radically more difficult this year and caused a sudden drop in the percentage of students who passed.

It is difficult to radically alter a nation's political discourse at every level, yet this is exactly what 9/11 accomplished.

At the end of this book, we find ourselves facing questions and problems that are so radically new, it is difficult to draw comparisons to past eras and look forward into the future.

It means we've gotten past two of the most important questions you should ask when someone proposes something radically complex and incredibly difficult: "Are you f'ing kidding me?" and "Are you out of your goddamn mind?" A good existence proof means you can answer both questions with a provable "No".

For me the project of a short story and the project of a novel are so radically different, I find it difficult to compare the two.

Tumours in this area are difficult to treat radically as they have a propensity to invade the chest wall, root of the neck, brachial plexus, subclavian vessels and spine.

Because Ms. Lee performed in two radically different styles, her singing was difficult to categorize.

But while it's difficult to conceive a radically different setting for the piece, you can take realism too far, and the imposition on the cast of Suffolk accents to sing through is neither consistently employed nor always comprehensible.