Sentence examples for undeniably difficult to from inspiring English sources

But Thursday's survey proved that while Mr. Estrada's music is undeniably difficult to play and listen to, it is also wildly entertaining to observe.

It is undeniably difficult to gather enough evidence to bring the perpetrators of these attacks to trial: the settler community, which numbers more than three hundred thousand in the West Bank, covers assailants in a shroud of silence.

This year's Academy award for best foreign language film went to Hungary's daring Holocaust drama Son of Saul, the universally lauded yet undeniably difficult to watch debut from director László Nemes.

For birth parents and families, imagine the losses and undeniably difficult choices they were forced to make when China was one-child only.

The road to recovery was undeniably difficult as well.

"Law enforcement work is undeniably difficult," it said.

In his book "The Audacity of Hope," he describes the "undeniably difficult issue of abortion" and ponders "the middle-aged feminist who still mourns her abortion".

Whenever it was, it has been undeniably difficult and rubbish being a no supporter throughout the referendum debate, even if we prevail on Thursday, which I rather think we will.

"While making this decision is undeniably difficult, knowing why I'm making it also makes it very easy," she said in a letter cited by MLive.

I spent an undeniably relaxed half-day at Bazinga! – it's difficult to remain completely serious when you're trying to swim up from a turquoise bean bag – but the managers try to maintain a clear work environment.

The relative contribution of surgery and neoadjuvant chemotherapy to outcome in the four inoperable patients who were rendered operable by TPF and underwent surgery is difficult to ascertain, the numbers here being undeniably small.