Sentence examples for wonderful difficult from inspiring English sources

They tend to be a wonderful, difficult, and rarefied breed.

Others who knew him well tend to tell a more complicated story, about a man who was difficult, yes, but wonderful-difficult: supportive, impulsively generous and above all stimulating -- vivifying is really the word -- in ways that excused almost everything else.

It was both wonderful and difficult.

While many single mothers do a wonderful and difficult job in raising their children, statistics show that children of single parents face numerous challenges.

Viral growth is wonderful, but difficult to engineer and sustain.

Instead it tells the story of three guys who are friends in a strangely wonderful and difficult time and what that looks like.

So many wonderful and difficult things are going to happen before you evolve into the effortless seniors you see gracing campus.

Upon his return to Belsen, Shephard continues, my father "gave a powerful speech to the Jews in the camp, telling them that Israel was a wonderful but difficult country.

Finally, I and every other person who does social justice work has a responsibility to remember what is arguably the most important lesson of the long, wonderful and difficult history of social justice organizing: one oppression can't be uprooted without at the same time and with the same intensity, battling all other oppressions that make life less fair for all people.

A Memoir of Raising Wonderful Children in Difficult Times.

There was some ad-libbing - Maggie Smith's wonderful line - "Difficult colour, green" - was her, not me.