Putting ideas into practice is difficult.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Putting ideas into practice is difficult.

I found it hard to live up to my ideals.

It is hard to live up to your convictions.

It is difficult to put what we said into practice.

It is difficult to put what we said in practice.

a crude notion veneered with facile logic

harmonize one's ideas with reality

I found the field trip very educational.

You must decide how to conduct yourself when face to face with stark reality.

It is difficult for me to take notes on the lecture.

Depending on the circumstances, I think it is important to have flexible thinking.

It is difficult to convey the meaning exactly.

The situation is still too serious for comfort.

The reality often contradicts the ideal.

This idea is widely applicable.

Forming a cabinet is difficult.

take matters easy [seriously]

think of the practical side of things

The ceremony was conducted with great [the utmost] solemnity.

This is a case [an instance] where practice makes perfect.

Teaching asks a lot of patience.

Teaching demands a lot of patience.

It requires a great deal of skill.

It is hard to convince Jack.

This novel is difficult to understand.

It is difficult to execute the task.

Trial and error is essential to progress.

Confused ideas floated through my mind.

It was an entirely unrealistic proposal.

The daffodil is very difficult to hybridize.