Sentence examples for has difficulty knowing from inspiring English sources

He has difficulty knowing who he is.

By the time he published his second novel, "A Gesture Life" (1999), a familiar Chang-Rae Lee narrator had begun to emerge: a finally solitary man, who has difficulty knowing himself, is efficient at repression, and has been abandoned by women who do not care to plow the rest of their lives into emotional archeology.

Individual investors might have difficulty knowing how to compare the accounts of a company regulated in New York with one regulated in Nevada.

Even if people get an offer of compensation from their bank, they may have difficulty knowing if the offer is a fair one.

Mudie told the BBC's World At One: "I think one of the difficulties a Labour party member would say to you, and I would say to you, I have difficulty knowing what we stand for now.

We've had a number of strong technological performers pass through our department, and some of them had difficulty knowing which information to pursue or how to pursue it efficiently.

He may be one of the most adored artists currently at work in the world, but most of us would previously have had difficulty knowing which box to put him in.

With the mixed religious and racial makeup of my family, I grew up with a very strong sense of who my family was, but had difficulty knowing who I would turn out to be.

5. Voters are going to have difficulty knowing which party to believe on spending Brown wants to present the electorate with a choice on public spending, but voters may find it hard to tell the difference between the two parties.

He told a congressional hearing that pilots would have difficulty knowing who they were attacking from the air.

In the article, Scott Waller of the Mississippi Economic Council articulated that concern, noting that taxpayers have difficulty knowing what is going on at the DOR because it's basing its decisions on information that isn't published.