Sentence examples for difficult not to speak from inspiring English sources
But he's also a hard-drinking maverick who finds it as difficult not to speak his mind to his superiors as he does to form lasting relationships with women.The book opens with the discovery of five mutilated corpses in a riverside wasteland near the Millennium Dome.
"When he is on a mission or waiting to be stationed, it's very difficult not to speak with him, and (understandably), I was depressed initially.
It will be difficult not to speak the language perfectly and you may lose touch with friends.
It's difficult not to get derailed when speaking with you, Mr. Golub.
It can be difficult not to hear Darrell Hammond's long-running impression of Matthews when Matthews himself is speaking.
All we can do is try to let the escorts know what's happened, but that can be difficult – you're not able to speak, and some costumes, like the Patrick Star one for example, don't even have arms or legs.
Adventist or not, it is difficult to speak to anyone here without hearing about Mr. Buettner's special designation of the town, identified in his book "The Blue Zones: Lessons for Living Longer From the People Who've Lived the Longest," published by National Geographic in 2008.
After about eight years of studying English, the Japanese students do not find it especially difficult to speak it when they come to this country, according to Dr. Sumita.
However, our finding that South Asian women did not find it more difficult to speak to their doctors provides evidence against this.
"It's difficult to speak but impossible not to," Mr. Suozzi said in a telephone interview today, shortly before he left for yet another memorial prayer vigil.
