Sentence examples for most difficult conversations from inspiring English sources
ONE of the most difficult conversations a couple can have is not about love or commitment.
"It's one of the most difficult conversations I've ever had to have with a player.
Unfortunately, parents and grandparents often do put it off because it is one of the most difficult conversations to begin.
The strong reaction to Ms. Deen's pickle reflects a simple truth: race remains one of the most difficult conversations to have in America.
"One of the most difficult conversations in a private school might be with a neglectful parent – they have a wallet full of cash but aren't putting in the time".
The messiest and most difficult conversations are often the ones we have with the people in our closest circles of colleagues, family members and friends to raise awareness and shift viewpoints.
And how about that most difficult conversation of all?
In the end, though, the most difficult conversation you can have with an unemployed person is a conversation you can't have with him.
"The most difficult conversation you can have with a donor is that they are just replacing state aid," or see their gifts that way, Dr. Zimpher said.
It may have been the most difficult conversation I've ever had.
Participant 9: I agree that metrics are probably the biggest hang-up and probably the most difficult conversation to have, not because it's sort of a question of intractable differences between the two sides in that respect, but more just what would those shared metrics be and how would you find a common metric between them?
