Sentence examples for thought the most difficult thing from inspiring English sources

"I thought the most difficult thing was to get the athletes to participate," said Mazzio, who discovered it was easy when she told them that she wanted to know the impact their mothers had on their lives.

I think the most difficult thing for a grandmother is not to interfere – to keep your mouth shut when you should, even when you disapprove.

I think the most difficult thing that has had to happen in South Africa for the previously disadvantaged communities is they had to reconcile that the oppressor has been enriched and the establishment is now making five or 10 times more profit than they were during the time the economic embargo was on them.

And he said: "I think the most difficult thing I've had to do was phone the manager and actually tell him that I was leaving".

"I think the most difficult thing I've had to do was phone the manager and actually tell him that I was leaving," Hayes said after completing a medical and signing for his new club.

I think the most difficult thing is to see a young person without their basic needs… it's just unacceptable.

"I want to teach people who are really good," he said, adding: "Teaching, I think, is the most difficult thing; teaching is more difficult than singing.

"If you can think about the most difficult thing you've done, multiply it by 1,000, and you're probably not even close," Brown told the students on day one.

Someone is sure to raise their hand and say: "What do you think is the most difficult thing about starting something new". People always expect me to say "getting buy in" or "obtaining financing" or "judging the potential size of the market" or "overcoming obstacles". They are all worthy concerns, but I don't think any of them are the biggest problem.

I think that was the most difficult thing, you had to somehow get some kind of rhythm, loosen up somehow.

If you think about photography, the most difficult thing for all photographers is post-processing.