Sentence examples for engagement difficult from inspiring English sources
If you need to go out, you feel uncomfortable' Mary, a patient with head and neck cancer, found social engagement difficult.
But cynicism toward this noble discipline has long been the favored way of avoiding serious engagement with difficult philosophical questions.
In his glancing, open-ended engagement with difficult subjects, Mr. Hodges trusts the viewer to fill in the blanks.
Just how thoroughly Mr. Bush considered the issue and whether that represented a usual or unusual degree of presidential engagement is difficult to know, and subject to interpretation.
Whether they major in business, engineering, biology or even English, the values the humanities promote — clear expression, deep engagement with difficult texts, the importance of function and aesthetics, the power of imagination — are valuable everywhere.
Unfortunately, measuring engagement is difficult because it's time consuming, generally has low participation rates and patients who are more engaged tend to be more willing to take a survey, potentially skewing the data.
That sort of engagement is difficult to do at a larger scale, he says, with a large number of investments across stages.
Mainline denominations in particular take seriously the idea that we can draw closer to God through serious intellectual engagement with difficult questions.
Additionally, those with disabilities found the physical process of engagement extremely difficult, since their special needs were not considered during the planning of CE meetings (46).
31 There is little doubt that the current war in Iraq is proving to be a more long-lasting and difficult engagement than the 1991 conflict.
