"It's kind of difficult line to straddle for them, but a lot of them are doing it".
It is a difficult thing to straddle the line between over exposure and visibility but perhaps the real key is learning how to set a mental boundary where, no matter how people judge us, tell us how they see us, how to feel, and who we are, we aren't affected by their definitions.
Others said Facebook would have to straddle a difficult balance between not turning a blind eye to lawbreakers while also allowing parents to have more fine-tuned controls over their children's social lives online.
Despite apps like this, Apple continues to straddle a difficult line of hypocrisy with regard to the App Store approval process.
Instead, there followed a succession of works, from A Thousand Days: John F. Kennedy in the White House, to Robert Kennedy and His Times, to his final work, War and the American Presidency, most of which sought to straddle that difficult fence of public service, journalism and history, with Schlesinger as participant, advocate and observer.
If so, the president may find himself trying to straddle something that may prove a very difficult thing for him in 2014.
It was both withering and hopeless, as was Mr. Rock's entire, impossible gig, which forced him to straddle the very contradictions that make the industry so difficult to grapple with and so seemingly impervious to change.
But it is proving increasingly difficult for Mr. Samaras to balance the demands of Greece's creditors against the anger and exhaustion of the public, and to straddle the widening divisions the austerity program is causing within his fragile governing coalition.
On other issues, Brown tries to straddle.
