Sentence examples for difficulties of telling from inspiring English sources

When I was first approached to write the play that became Lela & Co, the difficulties of telling Lela's story became mine, too.

Keith Baker's design, making clever use of inflatables, surmounts all the difficulties of telling a story that spans the English countryside, a terrifying Atlantic journey, an undersea world replete with jellyfish and a landing on New York's Empire State building.

Tim Fairhurst London I was a lecturer at one of the precursor colleges of LMU and elsewhere in higher education, so know the potential difficulties of telling second- and third-year students to transfer to another institution.

We should not underestimate either the importance or the difficulty of telling our story.

Dr. Norman Punt mentioned the difficulty of telling a director that a singer should not perform.

But he also noted the difficulty of telling a fake account from the real thing.

(Adding to the general confusion is the difficulty of telling all those smudge-faced, helmeted privates apart).

The show eases, somewhat, the famous difficulty of telling a Picasso from a Braque in the woodshedding period of 1909-12, whish is termed Analytic Cubism.

(Missing from his analysis is the sheer difficulty of telling a story about how we get in trouble even if investors get worried about our debt).

This is a novel about, and also full of, ghost-signs, or signs that may not be signs, and about the difficulty of telling the difference.

One trouble with the current vogue for meta-cinema is that its practioners, such as Winterbottom and Charlie Kaufman, underestimate the extraordinary difficulty of telling a good story straight.