Sentence examples for something more difficult from inspiring English sources

But Mitchell has arguably achieved something more difficult.

Or is he getting at something more difficult?

Most of all, though, their efforts focused on something more difficult to quantify.

For heaven's sake, make him do something more difficult than shake Eddie Jordan's hand.

I discovered something more difficult than death: the idea of eternity.

"Peer recommendation is something really important but sometimes they do need to be pointed to something more difficult.

Or no, not the end of the world -- at least, not in standard millenarian terms -- but something more elusive, more difficult to pin down.

As Zweig put it in his memoir, The World of Yesterday, published in Stockholm in the year of his suicide: "The truly great experience of our youthful years was the realisation that something new in art was on the way – something more impassioned, difficult and alluring than the art that had satisfied our parents and the world around us".

Yet Papandreou has done something even more difficult and remarkable.

At the core of the matter, though, is something even more difficult.

Now comes something far more difficult: deciding which way to swing.