Sentence examples for difficulties looking from inspiring English sources

There are centre-right parties in Europe that face similar difficulties, looking too Christian for the tastes of secular voters.

We made a very clear recommendation that both in terms of teacher training and, when you are a teacher, the training you continue to have, should actually ensure you understand what brain development looks like, what social development looks like and what emotional difficulties look like".

The dancers of the Dresden SemperOper Ballett, directed by Aaron S. Watkin, a former Forsythe dancer, did a good job of making the choreography's difficulties look like a great deal of fun — in particular Anna Merkulova, who used her head and back in a way that showed the reach and sweep that Mr. Forsythe's choreography needs without descending into mannerism or exaggeration.

She has great difficulty looking anybody in the eyes — even the members of her own family.

One individual admitted that he had difficulty looking at Spain as he read.

Astronomers therefore have difficulty looking both carefully and comprehensively.Dr Drake said there may be another difficulty.

Its people have lived under America's protection for more than half a century and have difficulty looking clearly on the outside world and its dangers.

Even now, years later, they choke up talking about it, and have difficulty looking at the tiny coffins made for such occasions.

Scott Morrison has said he would have difficulty looking his children in the eye if he ceded to a backbench push to water down superannuation reforms designed to limit use of super as a tax minimisation strategy.

She has difficulty looking after herself in basic ways – a running theme in the film is her inability to eat – much less struggling for her family and facing confrontation.

Mitt Romney has never had any difficulty looking like an American president.