Sentence examples for wonderfully difficult from inspiring English sources

It is also because the World Cup, unlike the Olympics, is wonderfully difficult to manipulate for political purposes.

Benjamin gives a slightly bewildering reading of Hamlet in his wonderfully difficult 1928 book, The Origin of German Tragic Drama.

In the most various terms, Walser praises monotony; it makes it wonderfully difficult to read his tone.

Johnny Byron is a wonderfully complex and difficult character in an excitingly nuanced piece of live theatre about, among other things, outsiders, conformity, freedom, youth, sex, magic and, above all, England.

"They are wonderfully undaunted by the difficult economic conditions everywhere".

Ms. Part uses her upper body beautifully and her lines are wonderfully expansive in her difficult solo, but the lack of dynamic shading in her dancing — all the timing feels dead-on-the-beat even — makes her less interesting to watch than she might be.

She was wonderfully disinterested — it would be difficult to think of her as ungenerous or mean.

It is so wonderfully bad that it is difficult to imagine how anyone can take it seriously.

It's an interesting 45-minute outing, mainly due to the fact that while he only shares a few words with the audience – and he did admit he was a bit scared – the singer-songwriter's performance almost seems to revolve around his one-man acoustic accompaniment, and it doesn't help that his wonderfully wispy voice makes it difficult to make out what he's actually singing about half of the time.

Club chairman Nigel Hughes said: "I am especially pleased for our supporters who have, throughout this very difficult time, been wonderfully supportive and extremely patient with us.

The result is an obliqueness that, while wonderfully evocative of the original, can be difficult to follow.