Sentence examples for intimate difficulty from inspiring English sources

Bopara goes to smash Van Beek out of the ground, and instead, picks out Seelaar on the rope, who leaps, pouches, steps quickly, and wobbles to intimate difficulty.

That such questions come with no clear answers is, of course, the point: to reflect the unknowability of even the most intimate interactions, the difficulty of defining anything, not least ourselves.

She has difficulty being intimate with people and she always feels like an outsider.

In this, his most emotionally immediate work, Wallace is on intimate terms with the difficulty of navigating daily life, and he conjures states of mind with the same sorcery he brings to pictorial description.

Five years after his discharge from the Marines, Mr. Smith, 26, said he had difficulty maintaining intimate relationships and regularly isolated himself on long, solitary road trips in the wilderness.

"Our interviewees without college degrees expressed feelings of distrust and even fear about intimate relationships, and had difficulty imagining being able to provide for others," Silva and Corse write in their research.

Psychological issues: Do you have a history of difficulty establishing intimate relationships with others?

It can also lead to difficulty with intimate relationships later in life".

"Love hurts"—as the saying goes and a certain amount of pain and difficulty in intimate relationships is unavoidable.

(TEENADVOCATED 2009) "Love hurts"—as the saying goes and a certain degree of pain and difficulty in intimate relationships is unavoidable.

A close friend of Darren Clarke, Westwood had an intimate view of the difficulties as Clarke's wife Heather struggled for years with the disease before dying in 2006.