Sentence examples for difficult to speak when from inspiring English sources

Quinlan also revealed it was quite difficult to speak when wearing it, but praised it as being realistic to have some form of speech impediment having teeth knocked out.

But it's really difficult to speak out when it's actually happening to you.

As Lydia said, it's difficult to speak out when your money is on the line.

Adults ALWAYS have the power -- that's often why it's so difficult to speak up when they aren't treating us correctly.

They also find it extremely difficult to speak out and secure justice when their rights are violated.

"It is already difficult to speak of peace in a time when Kurds are under such immense pressure.

The answer is quite simple: if "ordinary" women find it difficult to speak out, it's even harder when all the cameras are pointed at you.

Ms. Keller, 29, who is studying poetry at N.Y.U., said: "When it is more difficult to speak or pick a word, the stakes go up exponentially.

"When there are so many people, it is difficult to speak only about Christianity and morals," said the bishop, Iakob Iakobashvili, in his Sunday sermon in Tbilisi.

When we get back from the film, Fern is finding it difficult to speak through her tears.

He found it difficult to speak.