Sentence examples for difficulty of knowing from inspiring English sources
Thomas Wolfe's classic short story about the difficulty of knowing Brooklyn "t'roo an' t'roo".
What took place, what was the nature of what took place, what happened?" Pinter's plays reënact this difficulty of knowing.
The difficulty of knowing how to talk about rape is not limited to those who have experienced it, she wrote.
Many family members have already spoken about the difficulty of knowing whom to trust on financial matters.
One evergreen risk of owning any balanced fund stems from the difficulty of knowing what it contains.
And several additions were made over the centuries, compounding the difficulty of knowing what it looked like when it was first done.
The difficulties of knowing exactly your relation with the Smith family next door, and with Smiths all across the country, grows even tougher when you try to compare different eras: this age of high inequality versus the so-called golden ages of the '50s and '60s.
However, given the difficulties of knowing when the pathogen has strengthened its attachment to the plant surface sufficiently to maintain contact during invasion, when an appressorium has gained full turgor or when penetration is first initiated, it is difficult to assess how quickly the plant can respond to the presence of the pathogen.
You cannot tell me that the man who wrote "Die Walküre" did not understand the pain and mystery of life, the difficulty of truly knowing another and the cycles by which mistakes of one generation are visited on the next.
