Sentence examples similar to haunted by difficulties from inspiring English sources

BBV, itself the product of a merger, is still haunted by the difficulties of mixing banking cultures.

It is not that he has fallen out of love with his 1982 drama, in which a playwright leaves his wife for an actress and is then haunted by the difficulty of distinguishing fakery from reality in matters of the heart and art.

In the years to come, even as Mira came to experience further hardships and difficulties, she was haunted by the thought of Korkut.

The characters in Anything Is Possible are shaped and sometimes haunted by their past, or trapped by the difficulties of present relationships and their inability to say how they feel.

"This move will help to ease the stigma and shame and remove practical difficulties still faced by men haunted by the legacy of unjust laws," Brown said.

While GM faces difficulties relating to gas prices on one front, it is being haunted by subprime woes on another.

It's not just the technical difficulties that the ghost presents, but the fact that all revivals of so famous a play are haunted by previous productions.

Nigerians, still haunted by the 30-year-old memories of the Biafra conflict, one of Africa's bloodiest civil wars, have little difficulty imagining a continuation, indeed acceleration, of their national tragedy.

Others are haunted by pessimism.

Brace was haunted by overbites.

I became haunted by history.