Sentence examples for it difficult to speak from inspiring English sources

He found it difficult to speak.

The atmosphere of unquestioning patriotism can make it difficult to speak openly about the problems.

Such uncertainty makes it difficult to speak out, Mrs. Tomlin said.

A tearful Clark found it difficult to speak after her disappointment.

When we get back from the film, Fern is finding it difficult to speak through her tears.

In much of Protestantism, the concentration of the 19th century upon the teachings of Jesus had made it difficult to speak of more than the prophetic office.

It also made it more difficult to speak out against arms manufacturers and proponents of boundless military spending.

"I tried to ring home in the dressing room after the game but everyone was ecstatic and it was difficult to speak, it was so loud.

"It's difficult to speak without it, whether talking to 20 people or someone across the table," he said.

"It's difficult to speak about it," said Cunningham as he sat in a small room under the florescent lights of Hill Correctional Center.

So searing was this experience to Dickens that he found it extremely difficult to speak of it in later life (except through the medium of David Copperfield, his autobiographical novel).