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

He found it difficult to speak.

A tearful Clark found it difficult to speak after her disappointment.

"He treated them like human beings for the first time in their lives," said Mr. Elabnoudy, who found it difficult to speak unfavorably of Mr. Nasser in their company.

We'd also like to hear from university staff who've found it difficult to speak out about some colleagues' behaviour or who feel that procedures for reporting on and dealing with sexual harassment, are not robust enough.

But they found it difficult to speak out amongst their peers in the nationalist euphoria in the 1990s, because their position was reduced to being "pro-Russian".

I was a shy kid, so much so that I found it difficult to speak up in class simply to ask a teacher if I could use the rest room.

People can find it difficult to speak, swallow or breathe and may sound wheezy.

"We know with sexual abuse that many victims find it difficult to speak out," he added, suggesting the real figure may be much greater.

In the midst of this conflict, many people find it difficult to speak out, in fear of speaking wrong.

The answer is quite simple: if "ordinary" women find it difficult to speak out, it's even harder when all the cameras are pointed at you.

However, some find it difficult to speak fluently due to a limited vocabulary and the general lack of usage of the English language as a conversational lingua franca among Sabahans as a whole.