Sentence examples for difficult talk from inspiring English sources

It was a difficult talk, but one from the heart," Pavin said.

However, this season has proved a lot more difficult talk and United sit 14th after last night's 2-1 defeat at Fulham.

"I tell politicians to lighten up, to keep difficult talk about politics to about 20 percent of their posts," Mr. Takahata said.

It was the final step in a protracted negotiation marked by difficult talks with the Russians and even more difficult talks with Republican holdouts in the Senate.

That may mean that more tedious and difficult talks lie ahead.

The success of the Social Democrats could well give Mr. Hollande confidence in the difficult talks.

"Why hold years of difficult talks and seek complex compromise solutions in interethnic conflicts?

The close result suggests difficult talks loom on forming a government.

Even going to a counsellor was difficult; talking about feelings was something women did.

Bankruptcy would allow the courts to intervene in difficult talks with unions and creditors.

Merkel's spokesman, Steffen Seibert, said there would need to be "difficult talks" with the Swiss.