Sentence examples for been difficult to speak from inspiring English sources

BEFORE Sept. 11, 2001, it would have been difficult to speak meaningfully about a "neoconservative foreign policy".

Surely, it would have been difficult to speak of shared experiences between the working-class women of the Industrial Revolution and the "daughters of educated men," as Virginia Woolf described them.

But it has been difficult to speak about it, just because of who Jimmy Savile was," she told the documentary.

… But it is difficult to speak of the Society.

"It was difficult to speak, but they are so happy for me," del Potro said.

"More and more it is difficult to speak as an artist," admits George.

Zena says: "It is difficult to speak up about racist jokes without being seen as too sensitive".

"I tried to ring home in the dressing room after the game but everyone was ecstatic and it was difficult to speak, it was so loud.

"At the moment there is no central authority to speak of, so it's difficult to speak of an independent judiciary," she said.

"When there are so many people, it is difficult to speak only about Christianity and morals," said the bishop, Iakob Iakobashvili, in his Sunday sermon in Tbilisi.

It's difficult to speak about the past but I'm sure with [Michael] Essien fit and Drogba we can do better compared to last year in the Champions League.