Sentence examples for difficulties of growing from inspiring English sources

But she's also clear on the difficulties of growing without a garden.

Her mother, Jan Lovett, blames that in part on the difficulties of growing up as a non-Mormon in Utah.

The cycle portrays the difficulties of growing up female under Franco through the character Tadea, the novels' protagonist.

But the success of the play lies in the way it captures the difficulties of growing up - without piling on the romantic agony.

She uses comedy and acting as a form of activism to raise awareness about the political situation here, along with discussing the difficulties of growing up Palestinian with her disability.

Nick Daly, a childhood friend of Taylor whose grandmother was Ingrid Bergman and whose aunt is Isabella Rossellini, was in the kitchen, talking about the difficulties of growing up with famous relatives.

That is partly because of the difficulty of growing asparagus.

The ways girls internalise and express the difficulty of growing up, that all happened to me".

His novel explored the difficulty of growing up male in today's society.

For the new dance, seen at the Kitchen on Friday evening, Mr. Abraham offers a coming-out tale — his own — showing the difficulty of growing up black and gay in a hip-hop world.

It is hagiographic, yes, but it is balanced with the candor of many, including his son and daughter, who talk about the difficulty of growing up with a father who put football ahead of family, and Frank Gifford, who recalled how the Giants initially looked upon Lombardi as "kind of weird" with all his "yelling, barking, giving you a lap".