Sentence examples for which difficult from inspiring English sources
"This is for potentially very grim situations in which difficult decisions have to be made".
This kind of announcement is often a means by which difficult problems are kicked into the long grass.
Finally, music is a particularly effective medium through which difficult or shameful issues may be more openly discussed, negotiated, and ultimately acted upon.
It offers a world that is remote enough from our own that it provides a space in which difficult ideas can be played out at, as it were, one remove.
Dislike of shallow promises and easy solutions in times of war, eco-disaster and other horrors have grounded fairytales; the escapist stories have become lenses through which difficult truths are inspected.
This does run the risk of creating a merry-go-round effect in which difficult schools are passed from trust to trust, but it's better than nothing happening for the school.
"It's a difficult phrase which is difficult to decipher," he says.
Avoid hard, tightly closed artichokes, which are difficult to grill.
"Every sport which is difficult to draw.
Their function is to deter, which is difficult to measure.
