Sentence examples for labeled difficult from inspiring English sources

It is hardly surprising, given the broad spectrum of human behavior, that some patients can be labeled difficult.

If we voice concerns about the marginalization of our work, will we be labeled "difficult," "divas" or worse?

I couldn't help recalling that the last female financial regulator to be labeled difficult was Brooksley Born, the head of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission in the mid-1990s.

The original version was labeled "difficult", and a "normal" setting was created that made the enemies weaker.

It's one thing for an actor to be labeled "difficult," it's a totally different animal when someone in the public eye demonstrates characteristics of evil.

During a recent interview on "WTF with Marc Maron," Myers revealed the battle he had to fight for the Queen hit to be used in the film, one example of why he doesn't mind being labeled difficult to work with.

Shapiro, reluctant to revisit the conflict, told me, "As a woman, being labelled difficult can end your career".

Many authors are afraid to raise their voices for fear of being labelled "difficult" by publishers, Mr Bingham suggested.

Such women would have been labelled "difficult" in the recent past, even by her staff members, she wrote in an e-mail.

In sum, patients' fear of being labelled "difficult" and a consequent desire for clinicians' approbation may cause them to assume a passive role as a means of actively protecting their personal safety.

Dr Glyn Elwyn at the Dartmouth Center in the US, shares this zeal for shared decision-making, but has found that even educated patients feel uncomfortable asking their doctors too many questions or questioning their recommendations, for fear of being labelled "difficult".