Sentence examples for difficult to share with from inspiring English sources

The pain of dealing with knowing that my body's betraying me is difficult to share with people.

Sure, you could use your cell as your main line while you're away, but that can be difficult to share with the family.

It is a big step up from the iPhone 5S with 4K video recording and Apple's Live Photos, which are nice to play with but end up being a gimmick that's difficult to share with non-iPhone users.

The core of an ethnic culture, such as religion and ethnic identity, are deep-rooted customs dating back thousands of years, they are ingrained and are difficult to change, and are also difficult to share with other ethnic groups.

It's strange and I really don't know why, but my moments visiting the cemetery have always been so difficult to share with others.

Analysis of data is complex, technical and difficult to share with qualitative researchers who have not been trained in quantitative methods.

Because research at a company often involves proprietary information, it can be difficult to share results with other scientists.

Secondly, although intuition may guide individual action, it is difficult to share this intuition with others (Nonaka and Takeuchi 1995).

And it's as difficult to share and compare with others as it is to do in the first place.

For students who do get punched, the exclusivity makes it difficult to share the experience with friends.

The GPs often found it difficult to share their impressions with parents.