Sentence examples for utmost difficulties from inspiring English sources

PFA chief executive Gordon Taylor said: "As a trade union, it is our role to offer help and guidance to all our members, whether dealing with success or the utmost difficulties.

"And how else should an angel land on earth but with the utmost difficulty?" it said.

"And how else should an angel land on earth but with utmost difficulty?" it read.

Sea snakes are almost totally helpless on land, locomoting only with the utmost difficulty.

This is what it said: "And how else should an angel land on earth but with the utmost difficulty?

But nobody knows the utmost difficulty until he has to write blurbs for poetry: especially when some are to appear in the same catalogue.

Albert Camus, also well known to Mr. Zaretsky, always kept in mind the complexity of political choices, and the utmost difficulty of seeking justice in a violent world.

This makes it a work of the utmost difficulty, defiant of categorization, but at the same time Langland never fails to convince the reader of the passionate integrity of his writing.

His last years were shadowed by the apostasy of his elder son, who, at one stage, defected to the Mughals and was brought back only with the utmost difficulty.

He writes about the "utmost difficulty" of composing blurbs for poetry collections, because "if you praise highly, the reviewer may devote a paragraph to ridiculing the publisher's pretensions; if you try understatement, the reviewer may remark that even the publisher doesn't seem to think much of this book".

She is being generous; the twitching muscles around her mouth indicated a laugh being suppressed with the utmost difficulty.