Sentence examples for familiar difficulties from inspiring English sources

The attractions of working with such stories are evident and, at least in some cases, more complex than the familiar difficulties (money) of traditional filmmaking.

Suri has had short fiction published in the New Yorker; in this first novel, he shows some familiar difficulties in building a larger structure.

This should have embedded good practice as the new normal, but any return to old-style adversarial modes of operation would be likely to see a return of familiar difficulties, and so it has proved to be.

To assert, for example, that it already embodies a solution to the mind-body problem (see mind-body dualism) presupposes that it is possible to determine what that solution is; yet there does not seem to be a method of doing so that does not entangle one in all the familiar difficulties associated with that debate.

Sarah is a likable and engagingly complicated narrator, seeming much older than a modern 17-year-old but facing some familiar difficulties in a world where she is perceived primarily as a sexual object defined, even or especially after incarceration, by her virginity and her beauty.

Even so, familiar difficulties soon crept in: Scripts were rewritten to the very last minute and delivered at lengths of 60 pages or more for a single 22-minute episode, when the rule of thumb is roughly a page a minute.

It's like the familiar difficulty people have imagining that their parents had sex.

The familiar difficulty of writing a second hit bore down especially hard on her, not least because her first play had succeeded due to its apparent unselfconscious spontaneity.

One might think that this sort of dissociation could be overcome by a further endorsement ("It really was me speaking"), but a familiar difficulty is that many forms of endorsement merely raise the problem anew: ownership cannot be identified with an endorsement when the agent can dissociate himself from that endorsement as well.

The actress has lamented the all-too-familiar difficulties of persuading her teens to spend time with her. .

A long-distance relationship was one problem, along with another familiar romantic difficulty at start-ups like his.