Sentence examples for very difficult subject from inspiring English sources
It's a very difficult subject, really.
Of course, this is a very difficult subject to visualize.
"Personally it's just a very difficult subject to talk about," Mr. Baruch said.
Sexual infatuation, especially, is "a very difficult subject", says Tomalin. "She doesn't write pruriently.
"It's a very difficult subject to relive, whether it is your history or not," he said.
In "The Other Place," you take on a very difficult subject: the root of men's violence toward women.
She likes to tackle the apparently easy, but really very difficult subjects - how parents get on with their children, and vice versa - which many a lesser writer prefers to avoid".
"I want to salute women who are coming forward to speak at a very difficult time about very difficult subjects at great risk to themselves".
He was a very difficult literary subject".
We also think this type of research would be very difficult to subject to empirical testing, and modeling is the probably the best approach we will ever have to tackle the important ethical issue presented in this paper.
This is potentially very dry and difficult subject matter yet Dawkins, known for his showmanship, conducted the audience skillfully through his argument.
