Sentence examples similar to difficult lies in from inspiring English sources

The dull ache in her lower abdomen made sitting difficult; lying in bed seemed to relieve the pain.

His round included back-to-back birdies on the ninth and 10th holes, and then a key par save from a difficult lie in the greenside bunker on the 11th— the only hole where he looked in any kind of trouble.

The difficult part lies in convincing Qatari opponents of labour reform that it is necessary.

Economists at investment bank JP Morgan said: "A difficult issue lies in the background.

As you can surmise, the most difficult part lies in slicing the onions.

The brilliance of this sometimes difficult novel lies in Faulkner's compulsive, bleak unfolding of Addie's history and her relationship with her beloved son, Jewel, the result of her affair with Rev Whitfield, the local minister.

Roughly speaking, the essential difficult point lies in that ∥ ∇ x E n ⋅ ∇ v f n + 1 ∥ L x p L v 1 is in proportion to ∥ f ∥ L x p L v 1 2, which is super-linear.

But perhaps our most difficult task lies in disentangling the emotional knot to reveal the core function of our relationship.

One of the most difficult issues lies in the intersection of the American-Saudi relationship with the American-Iranian relationship, as Barack Obama desires it to be.

Presently, the difficult part lies in confirming the significance of the sequence clusters.

Some people find it difficult to lie in person.