I have a difficult body – you don't want to see me with nothing on.
When I told her I had trouble finding pants that fit, she responded, "Why should you have to shop for one body part?" She meant, Why should you have to do all your shopping to accommodate one difficult body part?
The book is both a gratifyingly clear summary of a difficult body of work and a eulogy for a time "when the stream of consciousness of one mind could leave a deep cultural imprint".
But it was a formidable challenge he had set for himself, playing a large and difficult body of works probably never intended to be presented whole, on relatively unfamiliar instruments, and understandably, he seemed a bit daunted at the start.
As for the aesthetics, you'll have to get over your squeamishness about difficult body parts like tongue and brains and pancreases: after all, once the animal has given himself-herself up for your delectation, it's not fair to him-her -- racist, really -- to embrace the rib-eye but shun the nasty parts.
Jacques Lacan's very name signifies fear in the hearts of graduate students who were once forced to wrangle with his notoriously difficult body of work.
The evaluation of trunk displacement shows the highest kappa, while the knees are the most difficult body components to judge (Table 1).
The current most difficult body parts to evaluate were the knees, the elbows and the fifth fingers when visually estimating range of motion (ROM) in degrees (≥10° for knees and elbows and ≥90° for the fifth fingers).
61 There is also a scientific rationale for combining surgical techniques with the use of imiquimod either to decrease the initial tumor size or to debulk it or to "mop-up" residual tumor cells following surgery on difficult body sites.
The most difficult body parts to judge were the knees (mean 85%, κ 0.62 Method A, mean 68%, κ 0.37 Method B) and the elbows (mean 85%, κ 0.68 Method A, mean 79%, κ 0.57 Method B) (Table 2).
Prades added that life on the road is difficult on bodies and voices.
