Sentence examples for hard time acknowledging from inspiring English sources

He had a hard time acknowledging his condition and seeking help.

Uncharacteristically valley girl, the usually eloquent president must have, you know, had a hard time acknowledging that.

By contrast, NOAA's director has a hard time acknowledging there is any at all.

"Rightists have always been anti-E.U. and pro-isolationist," Gorbach says, "though they have a hard time acknowledging this to euro-optimistic Maidan audiences.

Interestingly, this is of particular import to female business owners because women tend to project success onto luck, help, or hard work according to Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg, who said in a recent TED talk that while men will cite themselves as to why they achieve success, women have a hard time acknowledging our own roles in our own success.

Various characters in "Homeland" hate being used as patsies -- Carrie's initial belief that Brody knew about the car bomb could easily have led her to shoot him -- but what they have a harder time acknowledged that sometimes they are all too willing to be manipulated by their own perceptions and delusions.

"I had a hard time even acknowledging it in my own mind, or in my prayers to God," he said.

He's gathered that white people have a hard time admitting or acknowledging that this country was founded on both white and gender supremacy -- that still have very real implications to this day -- because of their own guilt. .

It's only fair that after giving the music industry in general a hard time, I should acknowledge when they do something right.

At the same time, acknowledge your flaws.

"There are some men who have a hard time with it," she acknowledged.