Sentence examples for has some difficulty with from inspiring English sources
Moorcock evidently has some difficulty with the post-mortem transformation of his old friend into a kind of cultural plaster saint.
The literal-minded Thatcher has some difficulty with the concept of taking on multiple roles and is positively outraged when Denis reappears as Lord Carrington.
"As most people are aware, he has some difficulty with his speech and he does have fine tremors," Cope said.
Amidon stages scenes early on in which Wooten has some difficulties with a group of white construction workers; he also does a good job of conveying the unconscious self-congratulation of racially tolerant whites like Swope.
I had some difficulty with 1 Down.
She had some difficulty with mathematics.
He was having some difficulty with his breathing.
Night Sight had some difficulty with focus and in scenes with almost no light.
"I understand that you had some difficulty with your telephone service," the general manager wrote.
Dickey had some difficulty with his knuckleball, perhaps because of the indoor confines of Chase Field.
