Sentence examples for finds it difficult to be from inspiring English sources
Jack soon meets Jane, a former dancer around whom he finds it difficult to be himself (whoever that is or whatever that means, the novel considers).
But I fear that our kids, for whom certain skills are already rewarded in preschool, may become a generation of students that finds it difficult "to be economical and innovative with language".
Like Queen, one of the record's other standout tracks, Fool, deals with homophobia – specifically, the way Hadreas says he finds it difficult to be taken seriously because of his sexuality.
So-called relaxed performances at theatres and cinemas are a welcome innovation for families with a disabled member who finds it difficult to be silent.
Zach Obront, co-founder of book writing and publishing service Book in a Box, finds it difficult to be creative when it's squeezed between other commitments.
Huang, who has been a postdoctoral fellow in Richard Neubig's lab at the University of Michigan since 2002, says she no longer finds it difficult to be understood, but writing grants and manuscripts is still a challenge.
However, a paternalistic state which preferred rules and believed at its heart that the market was not to be trusted found it difficult to be at ease with economic reforms.
