In regular author discussions on Sunday mornings he loved to play devil's advocate, his tall, bony figure tossing out provocative points, while the sparrows argued outside.The difficulty of ironyHe admitted that English could be unsuitable for India: too subtle, too charged with irony (for which there was no word in Sanskrit), inadequate for Indian emotions.
The real difficulty is admitting that, in order to deal with the problem of mass incarceration, we may need to let them out sooner.
"One of the things I've learned is that I have difficulty publicly admitting mistakes".
Korea's case contrasts with that of Japan, where the titans of finance and industry have difficulty admitting they are doing anything wrong.
In their advice to educators, the Sex Education Forum notes that boys have particular difficulties in admitting embarrassment or lack of knowledge, expertise and experience.
This is particularly true since most researchers would have difficulty admitting guilt associated with the abuse of the patient's trust.
One difficulty, Porter admits, has been soaking in everything.
In the years since then, liberals have not only lost a lot of loaves but have acquired a mess of other troubles, among them the difficulty of getting anyone to admit to being a liberal.
KATE BARKER SWINDELL, Portland, Ore., posted on nytimes.com JUNOT DÍAZ HATES WRITING SHORT STORIES I love this interview because of the way Díaz lets his hair down, admitting the difficulty of writing.
Admitting the difficulty of high temperature operation, this design is still promising due to the high efficiency of two-step cycle itself, the process intensification of the FeO acting as the reactant/product/heat transfer medium (no need of heat exchangers), and the continuous operation/production of hydrogen.
