Sentence examples for difficulty of accepting from inspiring English sources

The difficulty of accepting the inner feminine is showcased in Boldwood, Troy and Oak.

But several Republican strategists in Washington said that Mr. McCain would probably wind up doing a great deal and that his tone today simply reflected the difficulty of accepting that it was finally time to cede the stage to someone else.

Flaherty understands that these biological theories may shock people who still cherish the idea that art comes from something other than the action of neurotransmitters, and she spends many intelligent pages trying to shepherd us through the difficulty of accepting that the mind is actually the brain, a physical organ.

The difficulty of accepting and coping with a diagnosis of hypertension has been described in a number of studies.

Important internal barriers included: fear (of change for example), a 'stoic' attitude to life, and for some, the difficulty of accepting their changed health status.

Many of the studies done specifically with an older population also found that the difficulty of accepting a diagnosis of Dementia was a common barrier [ 22, 23].

"Vengeance is mine; I will repay" is from Paul's Epistle to the Romans; it's in the middle of a beautiful passage about the difficulties of accepting injustices and differences.

Although Brazilian students show more difficulty on accepting the biological bases of altruism, it would be more appropriate to discuss its evolutionary bases instead of those behaviors in which the evolutionary bases are already well accepted by them.

I had the usual difficulty with filmed novels of accepting John Simm as Raskolnikov, rather than my own imaginary model.

Due to the alleged difficulty of being accepted to these programs, most students pay more attention to making themselves appealing and getting through the process.

There are at least two kinds of difficulty in accepting the BIP (for a summary of various criticisms see Kopelman 1997b).