Sentence examples for difficult acknowledged from inspiring English sources

"It is going to be difficult," acknowledged Stubbs.

Discerning a good friend from a bad can be difficult, acknowledged Ms. Hilton, 27, who previously blamed an ex-boyfriend, Rick Salomon, for releasing a video of them having sex.

Life was getting difficult, he acknowledged.

"Biking was really, really difficult," he acknowledged.

Identifying that 20percentt would be "very difficult," he acknowledged.

Watching instead of playing was difficult, he acknowledged, and in the game's final moments, he dropped his head in prayer, not wanting to watch as his teammate Luke Hancock took two critical free throws.

But it gains a different power from its uneasy atmosphere of psychic instability, of confession and penitence, of difficult forces acknowledged but barely mastered and beyond the conscious control of even this gifted novelist.

The city had to measure at least 65percentt of the 40- to 74-year-olds covered by public health insurance, an "extremely difficult" goal, acknowledged Midori Noguchi, a city official.

At a news conference Thursday, Obama said that persuading Pyongyang to change its behavior has been difficult and acknowledged the shortcomings of various diplomatic approaches over the past decade.

This term will be politically easier but economically more difficult," he acknowledges.

I found it difficult to acknowledge the inherent racism that surrounded that.