Sentence examples for has difficulty explaining from inspiring English sources

The couple never married — never had children together — and even Ms. Butler has difficulty explaining it, except to say, "We were more married in our hearts than most".

Jeffers has difficulty explaining precisely what this revelation meant, and how it inspired Podhoretz to change his political views, no doubt in part because it had no discernible effect on his observance of Jewish law and rituals.

For psychologists, the main problem has been that the classical theory has difficulty explaining a robust set of empirical findings.

However, the backward-looking version of the trust rationale has difficulty explaining the need for informed consent outside pre-existing caretaker-patient relationships.

The non-domination rationale has difficulty explaining why physicians and investigators who are closely monitored and cannot afford to abuse patients would also be obligated to let patients decide.

Although energy can seem to be a universal measure of fitness that could apply to the all the varied types of biological individuals that can emerge, it's not clear that Van Valen's approach can be as universal as desired since it has difficulty explaining increases in efficiency in energy control (see Bouchard 2004 chap 3 for analysis).

I FELT a deep emptiness that I had difficulty explaining.

The Owl had difficulty explaining this to other birds.

I was unhurt but had difficulty explaining why I had done this.

"The Greek government will certainly have difficulty explaining this to its voters," Schäuble said to reporters.

But some of the South Korean mountain guides had difficulty explaining things in English.