Sentence examples for have a little difficulty from inspiring English sources

"If there's an incline, I have a little difficulty walking," he said.

On a personal level, I still have a little difficulty interacting with people from time to time.

Plain-spoken and outgoing, Mr. Murray excelled at a company where "shrinking violets would have a little difficulty," as he said in an interview in 1984.

"I have a little difficulty referring to him as president," the local union leader says.It hardly matters where you go in Weirton, you will hear the same harsh words.

In an interview with the psychotherapist Susie Orbach, she told me: "I think we have a little difficulty with female public intellectuals in this country because we still attribute gravitas to masculinity".

He might have a little difficulty maintaining eye contact with you without becoming a little uncomfortable.

"They've been having a little difficulty getting parents' permission to film our young people, though".

He's able to write and hear but has a little difficulty with his speech," Lyons said.

On his return he peeped over her shoulder, and saw she was having a little difficulty getting down to work.

I was having a little difficulty mustering interest in Jodie Kidd's ancestry, the subject of this week's Who Do You Think You Are?

Mr. Sununu challenged Mr. Gingrich's claim about abortion funding, calling that charge "wrong" and saying that "Mr. Gingrich has a little difficulty with the truth".