Sentence examples for difficult to talk with from inspiring English sources

The Prime Minister himself and other EPRDF leaders have remarked to the Ambassador that it is difficult to talk with Getachew and to meet with him, but that his loyalty to the EPRDF is never in question.

Some people find it difficult to talk with their research advisers about career plans, particularly if those plans do not include following in the adviser's footsteps.

I should start by saying it's very difficult to talk with any certainly of mutual understanding about a series which hasn't aired yet, but I like to give a couple of pointers.

Many parents find it difficult to talk with their children about safe sex.

I can talk with the faculty member when our relationship has been open and frank, but it's difficult to talk with them when our relationship has not been good.

The key perceptions of persons with mental illness are that they are dangerous, unpredictable, are difficult to talk with, have only themselves to blame, are able to pull themselves together, have a poor outcome and don't respond very much to treatment according to this review.

In Malaysia HIV/AIDS is still considered a taboo subject among so many families because it deals with sex and drugs, topics which adults find difficult to talk about with young people.

If there are things that are taboo or difficult to talk about with people close to you, you can find people online struggling with the same things".

What has been valuable about it for me was that it gave me an excuse and permission to bring up subject matters that are very difficult to talk about with kids.

Last night, I was listening to a recent episode of This American Life called "Birds and Bees," in which the producers explored a few subjects that are really difficult to talk about with kids.

Sometimes these matters are just too difficult to talk about with people who don't have the disease'.