Sentence examples for sort of difficult from inspiring English sources

But Showtime has come to specialize in just this sort of difficult, potentially off-putting material.

Whose narrative and how many perspectives will be represented are the sort of difficult questions that all memorials face.

But he is persistent and has the sort of difficult life story that would have made taking on Mr. Jefferson seem like a lesser hurdle.

His mother would tell him, he remembers, " 'You always have to have goals.' My mother in some ways was sort of difficult.

"Inspector Spacetime" is, of course, an affectionate tribute to "Doctor Who," the long-running series that helped create our modern breed of Abeds and Dan Harmons — the sort of difficult obsessives who make original things and then get fired.

They also told me about the other sort of difficult customer: the non-customer, bewildered, unstable, otherwise desperate, drifting in because they could not reliably expect to idle anywhere else during unsociable hours without being ushered on.

"Hey, next time you're [insert a sort-of-difficult job that you know needs doing but you can't quite bring yourself to do it]: think of the Icee Baby".

But, in a crisis, those two goals might prove contradictory, raising all sorts of difficult questions.

"We're still in the process of unwinding them," he says, "which raises all sorts of difficult and novel legal issues".

He added, "I consistently said that if he became the nominee we would face these sorts of difficult choices we now have".

For a session that had once been seen as a politically opportune moment to take on all sorts of difficult issues, including pensions, same-sex marriage and gambling expansion, many issues were ultimately put aside.