Sentence examples for difficulty for himself from inspiring English sources
"He just has that much skill until the game gets boring, and he sometimes creates degrees of difficulty for himself.
Re "Doctors' Toughest Diagnosis: Own Mental Health" (July 8): It would seem that Dr. Steven Miles, a subject of the article, made unnecessary difficulty for himself by honestly answering the question about whether he had had a psychiatric illness.
Whether this policy reflects the theory's difficulty for himself or his readers, the economies entailed by keeping the overall subject matter within the chosen six-book structure, or a theoretical difference from early Epicureanism, is destined to be a matter for speculation only.
Loki was represented as the companion of the great gods Odin and Thor, helping them with his clever plans but sometimes causing embarrassment and difficulty for them and himself.
McGuinness, who claims to have left the IRA in 1974, though British and Irish intelligence believe he was active for longer, had acknowledged the difficulties for both himself and the Queen.
When I reread the play, the difficulty for me was Othello himself.
The difficulties he makes for himself are essential to the outcome.
"My mind always turns toward complexity," Mr. Cunningham has often said, and on Tuesday he was ruefully amused by the difficulties he set for himself.
He's having "a great deal of difficulty performing rudimentary tasks for himself, requiring assistance constantly," attorney Alex Arreaza said in a letter of intent provided to HuffPost.
But, where the current election is concerned, the biggest difficulty for Republican religious outreach may be the nominee himself.
