Sentence examples for difficult to come out from inspiring English sources

"I found it very difficult to come out.

It's sad, I say, how many gay actors find it difficult to come out.

Was it difficult to come out so close to an important fight?

"It's really difficult to come out here and really control your emotions and desire when you want something so badly.

I've never had an 11-shot lead before and it was difficult to come out and refocus and reset goals.

He also spoke about conversations with the former BP boss Lord Browne in which the latter admitted it had been difficult to come out because of his age.

Some companies will use this time prudently and make difficult decisions to come out of it in better shape – growing toward areas of opportunity, scaling back in others and maintaining a line on costs all around.

"It's a difficult league to come out of, so to achieve promotion would be a great achievement". Cole says he does not expect to walk into the Derby line-up and sees his role as being as much about helping the club's younger players as getting time on the pitch.

Romney may be able to look Presidential, Lemann says, but it will be difficult for him "to come out ahead".

Given current attitudes towards homosexuality in Russia, I'd imagine it would be quite difficult for Lebedev to come out if he were gay, but he says: "No, if I was, I'd come out".

"We were the better side in the first half, but in the second the wind made it very difficult for us to come out of our own half.