Sentence examples for vision of a difficult from inspiring English sources

The Hollywood Reporter suggested the Oscar-tipped biopic, based on a screenplay by The Social Network's Aaron Sorkin, presented a vision of a "difficult and withholding man, one famous for abusing his underlings, keeping them guessing about where they stand and rejecting their ideas only to later claim them as his own".

Questioning the billionaire's vision is a difficult exercise.

In a sign of how difficult Mr. Bush's vision of a mature Palestinian democracy may be to achieve, Mr. Khader said that he did not plan to run for re-election himself, having given up on the possibility that the Legislature could be a meaningful, independent voice.

Certainly, getting the companies to buy into our vision of a job fair organised by students was more difficult than we had initially thought.

It's especially difficult when leadership fails to articulate the new vision of a Greater Detroit, as the achievable outcome.

In 1993, Mr Clinton had a difficult enough time holding his party together despite laying out a compelling vision of a new Democratic Party.

Cutting the deficit was not just about "difficult decisions on public spending", he said as he outlined a vision of a heavily reduced public sector.

Reinvent your vision of a man.

During his speech, Mr. Branagh thanked the city of Manchester for having the vision and courage, at a difficult economic moment, to sustain the ambitious, adventurous festival.

When you clear away the clutter from his verse, often you find only banalities — Crane flinched from Eliot's dour observations and pince-nez disillusion, wanting to embody a rhapsodic vision of poetry it was difficult not to glaze with sentiment.

Loop closing in vision based SLAM applications is a difficult task.