Sentence examples for be difficult to face from inspiring English sources

But female misogyny can be difficult to face, especially if you're a feminist.

Because when your whole culture is built around how much you love and care for each other, it may be difficult to face the fact abuse is increasing".

It may be difficult to face the world and at the same time deny the transcendent, but at least we will be doing so with our intellectual integrity intact, focused on improving our condition by our own efforts.

It might be difficult to face, but it's not because of what they are called.

It will be difficult to face some facts, but you need to know what to expect.

"It's difficult to face a lot of people... when you're seeing people crying," Mickelson said.

Most of the bowlers were difficult to face but the spinners for me were especially difficult when they toss the ball up and tempt me to hit it.

"It's difficult to face the reality of going from working for one of the most activist governors in the country, at a million miles an hour, to the normal 9-to-5 world," Micah Rasmussen, Mr. McGreevey's press secretary, said as he joined Ms. Ellis in ruminating.

It was difficult to face a lot of males and to sit with them and discuss legal issues.

They work hard and are difficult to face but we mustn't think about the City game and having qualified for the next round, and concentrate on the league.

"I've accepted that it's the truth he'll die here, and yes, it's difficult to face it".