Sentence examples for supremely difficult from inspiring English sources

I find this supremely difficult.

But harnessing fusion energy is a supremely difficult task.

Federer knows that Monaco is a supremely difficult opponent.

In an interview on Friday, Mr. López said the ordeal had been "supremely difficult".

Making the supremely difficult look easy may be one definition of genius.

One category of social dysfunction is making the easy look supremely difficult.

It is sometimes said that to be a star of real magnitude is to be able to do one very difficult thing supremely well - and Smith has been a star of international repute since her Oscar-winning performance in The Prime Of Miss Jean Brodie in 1969.

And the most successful teams have often contained difficult, self-obsessed, yet supremely gifted cricketers who have been worth their place despite everything – from SF Barnes to Geoffrey Boycott to Pietersen.

England went to India and won, always a devilishly difficult task, and Cook batted supremely.

But this is India, a country where monetizing a product is difficult even if it is supremely popular.

With their passers supremely challenged, creating any offense flow was difficult for the visitors.