Sentence examples for difficulty of speaking from inspiring English sources

He has only rarely lived abroad; some of his drollest work mocks the difficulty of speaking English ("Stop Speaking with Trilled Rs", he complains).

Her muffled words showed the difficulty of speaking about such painful events.

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Based on the findings of our study, we can clearly conceptualize scenarios with high and low difficulty of speaking up.

Would I be accounting for the difficulties of speaking to a stranger in a crowded coffee shop, especially one who seems -- as Vi says of her professor -- "aggressively confrontational"?

God joins us in the midst of the messiness and the difficulties of speaking different languages, eating different foods and living in different cultures.

Crown said in a statement that the first book from Mr. Williams, planned for a summer publication and not yet titled, will "focus on free speech and the growing difficulty in America of speaking out on sensitive topics".

While Mr. Hill acknowledged the difficulty of not speaking Arabic, he scolded Mr. Khalilzad, in particular, for "doing interviews of prospective prime ministers".

Both women have difficulty with the physical act of speaking in the years after the murder; both live in neglected houses infested with flies; both have been abandoned by their mother and have a disdainful older brother.

My problem with message-board language brings up a prior problem in journalism: the difficulty of translating spoken language into written language.

Damage to the dominant temporal lobe, located inferior to the lateral sulcus, results in difficulty with comprehension of spoken speech.