Sentence examples for having trouble letting from inspiring English sources

The lead single of his 15th album, "Clancy's Tavern," is "Made in America," which indicates he's having trouble letting go of the past, though in fairness, he sounds reluctant while holding on.

Wondering if the director was simply having trouble letting go, he said, "We like the storytelling, and the acting, but we feel he needs to amp up the use of interactivity".

For people who are not familiar with Hornby's novel - and you should all be ashamed of yourselves - High Fidelity tells the story of a loveable London loser who is having trouble letting go of his fading youth.

And while he did not dispute the characterization of Mr. Bezos as having trouble letting go, he did say that his former boss had made marked improvements in delegating responsibility: "He obviously has had to grow a lot as a manager.

And the Dolans, it seems, are having trouble letting go of the dream.

The term is cropping up in cloud operations for IT managers who are having trouble letting go of their computer equipment.

Doctors, too, often have trouble letting go.

Back in America, I had trouble letting go of the war.

She admits they both have trouble letting those one-liners get away.

After burying Kelly, Bradley says, "I had trouble letting one of my colleagues do something I couldn't do".

The parole board had trouble letting the right people out, and the Department of Corrections had problems keeping the right ones in.