Sentence examples for difficult to converse from inspiring English sources
When I brought her the framed portrait, she said, "I never did like my nose!" For about a year we had interesting conversations, but when her hearing got worse, it was difficult to converse.
But even an artist as skilled as Redgrave finds it difficult to converse with a two-tiered audience in a quasi-cinematic space.
Of course, it is inordinately difficult for an unrelated male to converse at all with a woman in India.
The students were outstanding and were even complimented by the Parliament chairman of the day on their intelligent answers to difficult questions and their eagerness to converse in French.
He tried to converse with others, especially his children, but found it difficult.
Not being able to converse with most people in a place like Belarus is sometimes difficult, but it also lends well to writing, thinking, dreaming, and walking.
They're there to converse.
SOUND LEVEL: Quiet enough to converse easily.
And around it, we started to converse.
The two soon learn to converse.
It was much better to converse openly".
