Sentence examples for staggeringly difficult from inspiring English sources
Perpetual, consumer-driven growth has proven staggeringly difficult to disentangle from impacts like pollution, resource depletion, energy consumption, and waste.
Though the tenor Christian Franz brought stamina and fervor to the staggeringly difficult role of Tristan, his singing was patchy in sound and nearly devoid of legato.
The young Christopher Taylor deserves special mention for his transfixing performance of Messiaen's "Vingt Regards sur l'Enfant-Jésus," nearly two and a half hours of staggeringly difficult music, at the Miller Theater in February.
His idea, surely, was to let the Debussy prepare us for Mr. Ligeti's three staggeringly difficult études: in "Autumn in Warsaw," for example, the pianist would seem to be playing three and even four different things at once, all happening at different speeds.
For if the War Requiem is neither easy to perform nor to hear, it is staggeringly difficult to stage, and to pack a cathedral the size of Gilbert Scott's exorbitant Liverpool masterpiece with an eager, appreciative audience, and choral and orchestral forces from the city and its twin, Cologne, was a triumph.
All three women were in Manhattan over the weekend for the first National Domestic Workers Congress, four days of workshops, meetings and a rally to demand rights for a work force that organizers describe as splintered, almost invisible, and staggeringly difficult to organize.
This would be a staggeringly expensive and difficult undertaking and would entail a great deal of shared sacrifice.
He is a thoughtful man running a thoughtful administration and the plan, a staggeringly complex and difficult work in progress, hasn't been revealed yet.
It's easy to see why, with its incredible location (a postcard-perfect Swiss village, overlooked by the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau), high levels of organisation and a staggeringly beautiful – and difficult – course.
Hacked out of the jungle, the three Jagorawi courses (two 18s, and a nine) are hypnotically peaceful, staggeringly scenic — and maddeningly difficult.
