Sentence examples for difficult to face from inspiring English sources

"It's very difficult to face this pressure," he said.

Sometimes it's very difficult to face this situation.

Did some ignore their history because it was too difficult to face?

He said he would find it difficult to face investigation without me.

But female misogyny can be difficult to face, especially if you're a feminist.

"It's difficult to face a lot of people... when you're seeing people crying," Mickelson said.

As Pickup says, "The play touches on something so difficult to face about human nature.

But sometimes the threat is more banal, more numbingly familiar, and therefore more difficult to face.

They confront us with qualities in the world, and in ourselves, that we find difficult to face.

This is the reason why it has been so difficult to face up to the political aspects of Breivik's terror.

Photographs are powerful, and Americans have long found it difficult to face those that capture the horror of war.