Sentence examples for difficult talking from inspiring English sources

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

Liz Wilson My mum found it difficult talking to me about puberty, periods and the pain of adolescence.

"I find it very difficult talking about it," he apologises, "which is not helpful for this conversation.

"It is difficult talking about someone else's player but he is a quality act and if we can do it we will try to bring him in.

"It's kind of difficult talking to a man you know is going to die, but with Randy, he's always so positive, he never seems to get down.

It was difficult talking about childhood sickness while he cradled his first-born; I felt cruel for just bringing up the subject.

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.

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

German chancellor Angela Merkel said there had been "very difficult" talks on trade.