Sentence examples for difficulty in appreciating from inspiring English sources
As a former East German, Angela Merkel has no difficulty in appreciating freedom, respect and human rights.
Chinese difficulty in appreciating the ethnic dimension of the Tibetan issue stems partly from those school lessons, where history is taught along class lines, not ethnic ones.
"I have difficulty in appreciating why the accused did not ascertain the whereabouts of his girlfriend when he got out of the bed," Nair said.
However, in previous studies, parents have expressed their difficulty in appreciating these improvements, particularly in patients unable to express their feelings [ 21].
Even the need to reach youth is explained in the Note to Readers, "Since the battle against it [smallpox] was waged in remote areas far from the gaze of television cameras, the younger generations may have difficulty in appreciating the nature and magnitude of the task of global eradication".
1 2 In ablation of persistent AF, PVI is usually the first step in a stepwise approach to terminate AF. 3 The shallow learning curve in performing PVI is partly due to variable PV anatomy, which results in difficulty in appreciating the complex three-dimensional anatomy of the left atrium (LA) and the pulmonary veins and in catheter manipulation around the LA and PV ostia.
Those accustomed to the Western ideals of plasticity or form in the fine arts and literature or to the polyphonic interweaving of melodic lines in music have some difficulties in appreciating this art.
They have much more difficulties in appreciating that some phenomena are better conceptualized as defenses or interpersonal strategies (whereby the term "strategy" does not imply conscious reflection or awareness) that have been shaped by a long history of evolutionary development.
The difficulties we observed in the study that children and adolescents experience in appreciating complex research concepts may imply that they need protection if they are involved in research projects.
It focuses on the difficulty, commented on by various authorities, of finding words in which to describe audible features the hearer listens for in appreciating music as an art form.
