Sentence examples for difficulty felt from inspiring English sources

The difficulty felt here regarding the aesthetics of ambiance and actions could be attributed to the mode of contemporary Western aesthetic inquiry which is predominantly judgment-oriented (Böhme 1993).

The only category that scored lower was the one emphasizing the difficulty felt by participants (3.6 for case 1; 3.9 for case 2).

The controls have been tightened, and the game's difficulty feels slightly tweaked my memory's foggy but I don't remember Marcus dying quite so easily in the 360 original.

It was midafternoon, and on this day their marital difficulties felt irrelevant.

Those new meanings will unsettle many Christians, as Mr. Knitter recognizes, even as they address difficulties felt by many others.

I wonder whether the difficulties felt by some women might be down to workplace culture, rather than gender?

A Business Department spokesman said: "The Secretary of State requested the meeting to put the difficulties felt by the steel industry both at home in the UK and across the continent high up on the European agenda".

To develop a scale for assessing "difficulties felt by intensive care unit (ICU) nurses providing end-of-life care" (DFINE).

Brooklyn suffered through the economic difficulties felt throughout the Northeast during the 1970s and 1980s but is now quickly gaining on Manhattan in the real estate market.

Truth be told, I never quite felt Kruger had a consistent handle on her character in the first season; something about Cross, whose undiagnosed Aspergers leads her into social difficulties, felt strained and off.

We wanted to alleviate some of the isolation people with mental health difficulties feel.