Sentence examples for difficult to be accepted from inspiring English sources

Looking back, Scott explained that he and his countrymen found it difficult to be accepted in Hollywood.

"It was always difficult to bring someone in from out of town," said Bob Sirott, a longtime Chicago broadcaster who recently rejoined WFLD-Channel 32 as its evening anchor and who still fills in at WGN. "If you're new coming in, it's a little more difficult to be accepted".

Hence, an ABMS is difficult to be accepted by users and managers, and is difficult to be realized in the real world.

Even after the historic NALSA judgement of 2014, trans persons find it extremely difficult to be accepted as the third gender.

Therefore, it is difficult to be accepted by patients and the clinical application has been greatly restricted.

This argument is even more difficult to be accepted when the carcinogenic cells in the multiple organs are of the same tissue type and even the same cell type.

Understand how difficult society makes it to be accepted.

What is difficult is to accept is the present in which the truth is constantly hidden, and in which the survivors don't have the space to share their stories".

"It is difficult to accept being ill, or at least it has been very hard in the beginning.

It's difficult to accept, but accept it I have to.' The game almost paled into insignificance.

At least for those of us in the West, it's difficult to accept being passive observers who must sit and watch as our fates are revealed.