Sentence examples for difficulty to say from inspiring English sources

So Ms. Giffords, who still struggles to speak because of the damage that a bullet did to her brain, grabbed Mr. Flake's arm and tried — furiously and with difficulty — to say that she had needed his vote.

The story of Kierkegaard and Copenhagen is one of "difficulties," to say the least.

He also very likely had mental difficulties, and to say so doesn't diminish the part a misogynistic culture played in this tragedy.

"A well-elocuted UK accent I'd have difficulty listening to," says the IT professional, "Americans tend to mingle and mangle.

"It was chaotic because we had people who were choking, and people who had difficulty to breathe," said Ramadan.

Daniel waited for her, not interested in her difficulties over what to say.

He has tried to be free, and in doing so has encountered the difficulties of what to say, what is acceptable, what is permissible.

They ask how I feel, of course, but I understand that they have difficulties in what to say and you cannot sit down and have a proper talk.

This list of difficulties is not to say that therapeutic value cannot be measured but before paying for innovation can be a reality there will have to be major strides in overcoming these problems.

Ulitskaya accepted the burden with no apparent difficulty; she had things to say, and more and more people were willing to listen.

The couple never married — never had children together — and even Ms. Butler has difficulty explaining it, except to say, "We were more married in our hearts than most".