Sentence examples for it's difficult to discuss from inspiring English sources

It's difficult to discuss China's Olympic tradition without stumbling over politics and propaganda.

It's difficult to discuss China's Olympic history without stumbling over politics and propaganda.

By Jiayang Fan August 19, 2016 It's difficult to discuss China's Olympic history without stumbling over politics and propaganda.

"It's difficult to discuss South Yemen's problems in Western political terms," one State Department official said.

It's difficult to discuss the country's Olympic tradition without stumbling over politics and propaganda.

And it's difficult to discuss stealing without recalling Bush's illegal mass surveillance program.

It is difficult to discuss Durham's work without citing such references; he has the skill to draw from them in ways other than self-consciously ironic, postmodern pastiche, to draw them together into a satisfying whole.

It is difficult to discuss Murray's poetry without reference to these political (and literary-political) issues, because they are so much a part of the work, especially later on.

Eliot's criticism and poetry are so interwoven that it is difficult to discuss them separately.

After all, it is difficult to discuss good mental wellbeing in front of class if we, as adults, do not practise it ourselves.

"It was difficult to discuss this when the three most important players around the table each face short-term budgetary difficulties," one diplomat said.