Sentence examples for sometimes the most difficult from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the most difficult part of turning an organization around has nothing to do with football.

Sometimes the most difficult choice a person can make is to quit.

Then it dawned on me; sometimes the most difficult opponent is the person staring back at you in the mirror.

As the struggle between Congressional Republicans and Barack Obama demonstrates, sometimes the most difficult obstacles to agreement are away from the negotiation table.

Sometimes the most difficult part of preparing plantains is waiting for them to ripen, slowly turning from green to green-yellow to banana yellow, right through to black.

Sometimes the most difficult things in life are those that help us the most.

Even claiming to be an anti-racist white person becomes a bit tricky, because it can slide into an identity position rather than the intended constant focus on active work and allow us to rest on our laurels given a label we can cite for ourselves, we might feel comfortable in sometimes shirking the most difficult work.

Wait — this can sometimes be the most difficult part.

Sometimes it's the most difficult thing to have to do, and the most important thing you have to do".

There are only eight teams competing in the league, the season only lasts for three months – from August to October – and all 18 matches are played in one city, but the fact that this league exists at all is an affirmation of the good football can sometimes bring under the most difficult circumstances.

He says two significant changes lie ahead – named GPs for over 75s, and a system where hospital doctors give a thorough handover to GPs. 3.09pm GMT Jeremy Hunt takes to the stage telling delegates he has what is sometimes described as the most difficult job in politics.