Sentence examples for difficult encounters from inspiring English sources

As a Hungarian, I had a few difficult encounters growing up in a small city in Sweden.

They discussed difficult encounters, and the situations in which they tend to stutter, whether at work or home, with strangers or close family members.

"This is even more necessary in the current world context, made complex by widespread human mobility, global communications and the often difficult encounters between different cultures," he said.

I am clearly a new player warily looking across a horizon of terrifyingly difficult encounters – and yet I've had players in powerful Gore armour sign me up to quests against a Gore Magala (a giant shadow dragon).

"We know from our experience that they will have to deal with a lot of difficult encounters and attempts by the bosses to divide the workers," Rodriguez says, "the more practice they get the better".

Todd has some difficult encounters with the locals, but the biggest boor in town is a fellow expatriate, a typical Ugly American named Charlie (Diedrich Bader), who runs the All American Hunter call center and spurns the locals and the native cuisine, importing peanut butter and processed American cheese.

Nia, who joins the cast midseason, talks about a difficult encounter with the legal system following what she describes as a sexual assault.

This route to power echoed that taken by Italy's Silvio Berlusconi (see article), who faces his own difficult encounter with the voters this weekend.

Friday's awkward appearance was Paul's third difficult encounter with a journalist in as many days, leading to questions about his temperament under fire.

Cardinal Dolan's visit was a friendly prelude to a more difficult encounter Tuesday, when more than 1,000 Catholics are expected to descend on the Capitol to push the church's legislative agenda.

Almost 13 years after making her debut, Williams is likely to captain England in what will be a difficult encounter against a strong Swedish side.