Sentence examples for hard to acknowledge from inspiring English sources

It's quite hard to acknowledge you have to change".

It was hard to acknowledge his errors, Umenyiora said, but he is changing.

Many employers find it hard to acknowledge that women can combine motherhood and career.

"It's nice to have that support," said Westwood, who added that he was grinding too hard to acknowledge it.

Death before life is a kind of grief that many people find hard to acknowledge or understand.

Welsh culture is represented at No 6, but the festival also worked hard to acknowledge the legacy of its most famous export, from the name downwards.

It's harder to acknowledge what we have in common with them.

The fact that her cage looks enviable makes it harder to acknowledge how dangerous he is; it's easier to carry on their shared mythology.

She is also - and this I find much harder to acknowledge - friendly, charming, intelligent, good company and all the things I was rather hoping she wouldn't be.

By positioning science as an essentially male occupation we make it harder to get women into science, harder to keep them in the industry, and harder to acknowledge and promote the female scientists who do make it through.

What we've learned from the scandals that have beset Silicon Valley of late is what we learned from the scandals that beset the Catholic Church: a self-protective assumption of righteousness can make it harder to acknowledge and confront patterns of abuse.