Sentence examples for really difficult question from inspiring English sources

"That's a really difficult question.

Yet a feeling remains that the fine minds have evaded the really difficult question.

– that's a really difficult question to answer but there is only one answer to it, you know.

So he dodges the really difficult question: why does the world's largest democracy tolerate such abuses by its soldiers, spies and their thuggish local allies?

"Do you mind if I ask you the really difficult question?" Phillips says, in the most direct confrontation of the programme.

That is a really difficult question.

But she still ducks the really difficult questions.

It consisted of a squashy sofa, a video camera in an unused office and some really difficult questions.

Dr Graham Hunter London Martin Kettle asserts that "the left is unusually bad at asking itself really difficult questions about its approach to politics" ( Opinion, 24 July).

"He's trying to force our society to face up to these really difficult questions, for example, killing a terrorist," said Christian Sachs, a spokesman for the Interior Ministry.

It is surely also because the left is unusually bad at asking itself really difficult questions about its approach to politics at all, ever.