Sentence examples for viciously difficult from inspiring English sources
Barber's piece is a tough customer -- tougher perhaps than it has to be -- and with a viciously difficult finale; Mr. Ivanov was impressively loud and fast.
Both Anthony and Johanna are viciously difficult singing roles - exposed, technically almost malign - and if you can't do it, you shouldn't mix with Philip Quast or Bryn Terfel.
Wave Wave (£1.09) There's a demand out there for viciously-difficult "twitch" arcade games – Super Hexagon being one of the prime examples.
NICK SALVATORE: I gave him a viciously hard time on his writing.
"Hillary Clinton viciously demonizing hard working people like you".
Goalkeepers will face a ball that is lighter than they are used to, can be swerved and dipped more viciously, and is more difficult to grasp in wet conditions because of its plastic coating.
Then many of the commenters viciously attacked his character.
"A Hand Reached Down to Guide Me," by David Gates, is brutal, viciously intelligent, and full of reckless, difficult love for its characters.
The peasant-dance second movement is a little slower than that of other conductors, but the detail — those trills in the horns and winds — are biting; the famously difficult-to-play scherzo as viciously annihilating as you could want, and the finale is one of the greatest things von Karajan ever did.
The peasant-dance second movement is a little slower than that of other conductors, but the detail those trills in the horns and winds are biting; the famously difficult-to-play scherzo as viciously annihilating as you could want, and the finale is one of the greatest things von Karajan ever did.
