Sentence examples for difficult to face this from inspiring English sources

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

Sometimes it's very difficult to face this situation.

Where this was too difficult to face, denial, humour, showing strength, spirituality, and maintaining normality were mentioned.

It's very difficult to face it somehow, meaning everyone could have this terrible experience as well.

This problem is certainly the most difficult to face in several countries that do not have the necessary natural resources.

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.

Michael Vaughan Glenn McGrathth with the white ball was more difficult to face than with the red ball.

It will be difficult to face some facts, but you need to know what to expect.

"It was so difficult that no government wanted to face this problem," Mr. Kilijanek said.

Yet even now, it is difficult for the body politic to face this truth squarely, so intertwined is homeownership with the American Dream.