Sentence examples for difficulty thinking from inspiring English sources

"But I have never been asked, 'Why are you doing this?'" Ms. Hayashi said she has difficulty thinking "like a grown-up".

"Men have difficulty thinking of women as equals and to give them their place, especially in the lower economic levels of society like where I live.

Some have difficulty thinking and concentrating or have post-traumatic stress disorder and terrible memories of nightmares they had while heavily sedated.

A person who is suffering from an episode of psychosis can experience alteration in their perceptions of reality and can have difficulty thinking clearly as they normally would.

This disease, which currently can be diagnosed only at an autopsy, causes difficulty thinking, severe mood swings, anger, violence — and death.

Sharisa Rehman, a teacher who returned to her job at the Sangota Girls School on Aug. 3, said she still had difficulty thinking about the time she spent under Taliban rule.

Difficulties thinking and emotional problems such as depression or unstable mood are also common.

Twenty-one participants (53%) talked about fatigue/tiredness affecting their ability to concentrate, nine (23%) talked about difficulty remembering things, 12 (30%) talked about having difficulties thinking clearly and eight (20%) mentioned having trouble staying focused.

But damage to the wiring is an important shared problem of difficulty with thinking and difficulty with moving".

With wider use in the study, the scale was found to create confusion amongst some participants who had difficulty identifying their ethnic identity, yet had little difficulty in thinking about people from 'ethnic groups other than their own'.

I used to think it was our cultural insularity, our difficulty in thinking about what other people might want.