Sentence examples for a difficult convalescence that from inspiring English sources
But he had been horribly wounded, and suffered a difficult convalescence that largely cut him off from his contacts in Parisian painting.
It's hard to imagine that a man so evidently thoughtful and so capable, at times, of passion — when he endures a difficult convalescence after the Great War, when he nearly dies from tuberculosis, when he learns of Kajsa's demise — could also be as detached as Bock often makes him out to be.
She had believed that he was in for a long convalescence, and that the obvious indifference with which the widower's children treated their father guaranteed that she would preside with crowned authority over many months of incremental improvement.
Doctors said the countess, 36, would need a six-week convalescence and that the episode did not preclude another pregnancy.
Was that a difficult deal?
Later, that became a difficult task.
(That was a difficult day).
That's a difficult question.
"That's a difficult change".
That is a difficult question.
