Sentence examples for difficulties of character from inspiring English sources

Reserve and restraint, those English virtues, were never much use in facing up to the real difficulties of character, just a method of pretending they didn't exist.

He undoubtedly suffered from the censorship and repression imposed by the Metternich regime, but it is probable that his unhappiness originated principally in an inability to resolve his own difficulties of character.

It may sound strange, given the intimacy of some of this material — including an ill-fated affair with a New Yorker cartoonist that ended with Groth attempting suicide — but the impression with which we're left is of a writer avoiding the depths, the difficulties, of character.

A problem in coding adult characters is the high plasticity of structures and thus the difficulty of dividing characters into discrete states.

We should note, however, that graphic space constraints and the difficulty of finding characters supporting each group that can be easily explained to a lay audience present challenges to including characters on museum trees.

Throughout the novel, the omniscient narrative voice alongside a series of footnotes seem to objectively reflect on his difficulties of controlling the characters, the conventions that are expected of a "Victorian novel" and analyses of differences in 19th-century customs and class.

The difficulty of inputting characters in Chinese has created opportunities for Iflytek, a company based in the central province of Anhui.

In the other words, the concept to apply Minfo gives reasonable explanation to the difficulty of Chinese characters and the model of linear regression serves the function for the reference of educational learning and design.

The concept to apply Minfo gives reasonable explanation to the difficulty of Chinese characters and sentences and the model of linear regression serves the function for the reference of educational learning and design.

To make matters worse, identifying an unknown plant when it is not immediately recognized can be time-consuming due to the number of choices that must be made when using botanical keys (Tilling, 1984) and the difficulty of the characters used in the identification (Fermanian et al., 1989).

The discretization of this system of equations is faced with two kinds of numerical difficulties: the nonsymmetric character of the (nonlinear) advection propagation operator and the presence of third order mixed derivatives accounting for the dispersion phenomenon.