Sentence examples for be difficult to acknowledge from inspiring English sources
We found that along with the joy of expecting a baby, most women harbor more confusing thoughts and feelings that can be difficult to acknowledge, even to themselves.
In the era of stop-and-frisk practices, continuing reports of corruption and the brutalities that attended the Occupy Wall Street demonstrations, it is easy to forget, and can be difficult to acknowledge, that a police presence, on its own, can yield beneficial social utility.
But what offends me so much about Shahs is not that it reflects a reality that may be difficult to acknowledge; it's that it makes such an obvious effort to cast its characters in the worst possible light.
Although improved KSFS scores were obtained in the HF-2 group, it may be difficult to acknowledge clinically meaningful results.
It is apparent that it is not unproblematic morally to be influenced by economic incentives, and even being influenced by patients' wishes seems to be difficult to acknowledge.
A more important concern is if some TOSCA response alternatives may be difficult to acknowledge for groups of respondents, e.g. men who attempt suicide may be less aware of feelings of incompetence or smallness, or hesitate to admit such feelings.
After so many years of supporting Hosni Mubarak, it was difficult to acknowledge him for the corrupt dictator he always was.
But if a culture wants to continue to believe that no unmarried girls are having sex, it is difficult to acknowledge this at an official level".
(It's difficult to acknowledge it publicly, but the fact that ISIS has resorted to killing hostages may be another indication that the U.S. air strikes are tilting the military balance).
