Sentence examples for find it difficult to go from inspiring English sources

And perhaps you will find it difficult to go back to whatever you used to drink.

But many may find it difficult to go through Mr. Steidle's open door.

"Emotionally one would have thought I am so saddened by this I find it difficult to go on.

It is crucial for those in the greatest financial need and also those who find it difficult to go to a branch".

Nevertheless, the events of 1999 suggest that quite often dictatorial rulers will find it difficult to go on doing whatever they want within their borders, because the information revolution has stripped them of their former privacy.

If anything, Gauguin's prints are so forceful and disturbing that, as with Munch, you might find it difficult to go back to the paintings with the same unsullied eyes.

When the bishop says Mass in the church, he finds it difficult to go through the ceremony.

Ms. Marandino found it difficult to go back and forth between households and, realizing how much she liked city living, decided to move full time to Manhattan.

Kaddish for an Unborn Child may have been published in the year after the collapse of communism, but there is no sense that Kertész has found it difficult to go deep inside himself.

Now after Wales's performances at the 2011 World Cup and its success in the Six Nations, where it completed the Grand Slam by defeating Ireland, Scotland, England, Italy and France, the Wales captain finds it difficult to go out in his hometown, Cardiff, without being regularly stopped and asked for autographs and photographs.

It was not an easy decision to take and I think many of my seniors also found it difficult to go out at the right time".