Sentence examples for a difficulty of life from inspiring English sources

Such a scene alerts us to a difficulty of life in postwar Bangladesh in an unexpected and intimate way: we experience the discovery as a child's rite of passage, made persuasive by familiar signs (the child's awareness of difference preceding his understanding of it, the confidential chat with his aunt that gives him an adult's "serious walk").

Could it be that the collapse in album sales and subsequent difficulty of life as a full-time musician is a good thing, creatively speaking?

But many people in the world have an innate feel for the difficulty of life, and they put their emotions into the sometimes brutal struggle to score just one goal that can mean everything, at least for the moment.

The Brain and the Meaning of Life shows how brain science helps to answer questions about the nature of mind and reality, while alleviating anxiety about the difficulty of life in a vast universe.

Many of them spoke of the difficulty of life in Nigeria and of making a treacherous desert crossing just to reach Libya.

Piri, who has led an emotionless life in the sky, is tossed into the pain and difficulty of life on the surface.

Humans are very small when compared with the complexity and difficulty of life.

It made me aware of the difficulty of life in Elizabeth's time.

But that shame became addictive, a refuge first from the awkwardness of adolescence, then the uncertainty of young adulthood and the difficulty of life on her own.

First, pen a song about the difficulties of life during an African drought.

He was newly married, to Nimra Bucha, an actress, and the job seemed to promise a break from the difficulties of life in Karachi.