Sentence examples for difficulty feeling from inspiring English sources
My father, Wang Bingzhang, is among those who would find difficulty feeling optimistic about these new changes.
It's clear that Mortenson is a deeply troubled individual — although at this point people may have difficulty feeling very sorry for him.
One expat observes that Britain's left, faced with the erosion of civil liberties at home and a plausible Conservative victory at the next election, has difficulty feeling holier-than-thou when looking across at Barack Obama, the Democrats' probable candidate for president.Yet there may soon be fewer Americans to revel in this new-found goodwill, as the credit crunch hammers the City.
Webber has been hit doubly, his fantastic high-speed-corner commitment punished by excess Pirelli temperature, his difficulty feeling the tyre not allowing him the shallow oversteer on entry to slow turns that buys Vettel so much lap time.
In women the most common sexual problems are vaginal dryness and other genital changes that lead to pain during sexual activity, or loss of sexual desire, usually accompanied by difficulty feeling arousal and pleasure during sex [2].
Studies suggest that older persons with multi-morbidity can experience difficulty feeling involved in their own care because of poor care coordination and a high waiting time [ 16, 17].
The most common presentation was panic and anxiety, followed by paranoia, breathing difficulties, "feeling scared," sweatiness, chest pain, and "extreme agitation".
Besides difficulties emptying the bladder, urinary incontinence, urgency and cystitis, the survivors in our study also reported difficulties feeling a full bladder.
The most humble person would have difficulty not feeling, at least temporarily, like a superstar.
12 17 Each symptom was scored (0=no problem to 6=as bad as it could be): sore throat, difficulty swallowing, feeling unwell, fevers, sleep disturbance.
Almost four out of ten 36-422%) experienced problems with feeling drowsy, dizziness, shortness of breath, difficulty sleeping, feeling sad, and worrying (Table 2).> -wrap-foot> aPercentage of people with the symptom reporting a high frequency = "frequently" or "almost constantly".
