Sentence examples for difficult thinking from inspiring English sources

I didn't find it difficult thinking about the reign of terror while sterilising feeding bottles and washing baby clothes, but I was extremely tired.

Some participants explicitly expressed that the anonymity experienced during the online discussions stimulated their self -disclosure: "It is sometimes difficult thinking about hard times you have had in the past.

We also need coordination on issues of distribution of resources across Europe'; 'The EU should keep states posted on changes in the legal environment'; and 'There is a need for coordination and guidance from the EU in terms of management, but this may be difficult, thinking of refugees'.

Generally I think people here haven't discovered the joy in difficult thinking, of philosophy," says Boenisch.

Now she is enjoying playing so much, she says: "It's difficult thinking about stopping one day".

A whole lot of difficult thinking goes on in his large, grand, apparently pared-down canvases.

"I have a difficult time thinking how large-cap profit growth will rebound significantly this year," said Mr. Ablin at BMO.

He defended his record, saying he had taken "difficult decisions thinking about the future of Romania, not because I wanted to, but because I had to".

The majority of us have a difficult time thinking out of the box.

I have found that people from the industry have a very difficult time thinking another way".

Like most middle class people, I have a difficult time thinking about such a scenario, especially when I can go to a place like the HLFM where I don't think twice about buying a small bag of freshly picked organic greens for $5.00.