Sentence examples for find difficult to talk from inspiring English sources
He says he currently has a few essays in mind "and some fictional things cooking that I find difficult to talk about.
"It's entirely appropriate for depicting things we find difficult to talk about.
It added: "There is also a risk from 'over-blocking' - preventing access to websites which provide helpful information on sexual health or sexual identity, issues which young people may want information on but find difficult to talk to their parents about".
In Malaysia HIV/AIDS is still considered a taboo subject among so many families because it deals with sex and drugs, topics which adults find difficult to talk about with young people.
But there is one taboo that even she finds difficult to talk about.
Although John didn't rebel, he was much closer to his mother, whose early death, from lung cancer, when he was seventeen, is something he still finds difficult to talk about.
There are subjects that are always taboo, which people find difficult to even talk about, and when comedians tackle those subjects head-on, it will offend people.
But whatever your parents find too difficult to talk about, popular culture will invariably find fascinating.
If you find it difficult to talk with friends, ask them if they ever feel inferior, and you may be surprised how worried people get.
"I do find it difficult to talk about.
"They find it difficult to talk about racial issues but possible to talk about religious issues.
