Sentence examples for difficulty of going from inspiring English sources

Mr. Barnet recalls the difficulty of going against the grain at that time.

You should feel the pace and feel the difficulty of going hard".

He describes the difficulty of going about normal every-day activities with the memory of this intrusion constantly on your mind.

No wonder Flora Robson was ordered by her handlers to hint in interviews at the difficulty of going to the bathroom in her tightly sewn costumes, when filming Fire Over England in 1937.

Then there is the difficulty of going through a public examination by the local city council, or civilian advisory bodies, so an applicant's whole life can suddenly appear in the news media.

Then there is the inevitability of online harassment and retaliation, and the difficulty of going up against a private corporation that will do anything it can to protect its brand.

Mr. Arafat, the official said, might fear "the difficulties of going into, in effect, war with Hamas and Jihad".

Dundee United have beaten us at Ibrox recently, so we don't need to be reminded of the difficulties of going to Tannadice.

One young trans person spoke of the difficulties of going through gender transition while living in a hostel, a place with little privacy, telling me: "It's hard to keep secrets in places like that".

They don't qualify for ICREA, and many of them complain about the difficulties of going back to Spain.

Despite the difficulties of going from concept to quantification of patient perceptions, the number of instruments available to measure QOL psychometrically has increased rapidly.