Sentence examples for found it difficult to acknowledge from inspiring English sources

I found it difficult to acknowledge the inherent racism that surrounded that.

Grandparents found it difficult to acknowledge adoption specificities and rated the bloodline more highly (Barbosa-Ducharne & Barroso, 2012).

Many Russians find it difficult to acknowledge that their country can no longer take care of all its children.

Some still find it difficult to acknowledge the wider ramifications of one country setting aside international law to take upon itself the role of judge, jury and executioner.

Many Jews outside Ukraine may find it difficult to acknowledge these changes.

I get very defensive, and find it difficult to acknowledge any problems with my teenage friendships, because they were so formative – but I guess there was homophobia.

Both the US and Europe find it difficult to acknowledge that fundamentally they share the same values, which should push them closer together but in fact pulls them further apart from each other.

However, we find it difficult to acknowledge that the question of costs impaired by overexpression of chaperones is less important than the fact that overexpression may bring about phenotypic buffering (under laboratory conditions).

Nevertheless, given the specific symptoms that characterise depressive states, it can sometimes be difficult to secure the commitment of depressed patients to a course of treatment, in particular when they find it difficult to acknowledge the pathological nature of their condition or when the loss of hope or confidence in the future is significant.

She acknowledged having found it difficult to trust Mr. Marvin's judgment.

Some GPs acknowledged that they found it difficult to distinguish exactly between depressive symptoms and a depression; they perceived it as a continuum.