Tess has a toy goldfish that speaks to her, expresses her doubts, the parts of her mind she finds difficult to face: its 'comments' were often incredibly witty and had me laughing quite loudly on a stuffy aeroplane, but particularly towards the end, it became a very poignant symbol of freedom and hope - I'll let you figure out why for yourself.
Using a computer interview has been shown to be an effective method of eliciting information, and particularly personal information which many people find difficult to discuss face to face.
That includes people who get only a little financial assistance now, but still face premiums they find difficult to pay.
In a pilot study we found difficult to conduct face-to-face interviews with these individuals.
He said he would find it difficult to face investigation without me.
Photographs are powerful, and Americans have long found it difficult to face those that capture the horror of war.
Mr. Mitnick, though, said there were times when even he, for all his years helping wealthy New Yorkers navigate the tax code, found it difficult to face the incongruity of his work for Mr. Trump.
As anti-clerical as Ataturk was (whatever the faith), it is hard to believe that he would have approved of such a message.Turkey has also found it difficult to face up to the Armenians' persistent allegation that the massacres of 1915, in the maelstrom of the first world war, were genocide.
Just as Hilary finds it difficult to face the hard reality of a life gone astray, so De Angelis touches something truthful about the lives of a generation of women who thought they would lead entirely different lives from their mothers – but never fully confronts the issue.
Sri Lanka captain Angelo Mathews claims off-spinner Sachithra Senanayake's bowling action was reported because England found him difficult to face.
