Sentence examples for my own difficulty from inspiring English sources

Like many mothers, Lulu has a complicated relationship to the new arrival: "Sometimes I forget that Kara is a real baby, that she isn't just a manifestation of my own difficulty with babyness – that in fact when her pupil dilates, her nostril flares, it is a genuine person's experience of something outside itself.

And so I return to my own difficulty and that of other liberals in really listening, to one another.

My own difficulty with "fitting in" at the various churches I attended from my high school days through my early 30s left me hunkered in the same isolated boat.

As I drove home from a walk in Palisades Park this afternoon, and my throat was feeling constricted and my chest tight as I labored over my own difficulty at finding the courage get my own message out, a quote from Anais Nin flooded in: "And the day came when the risk to stay tight in a bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom".

I have had my own difficulties surviving in this industry.

I am a 43-year-old woman, I have had my own difficulties surviving this industry.

was followed by five individual statements, each rated on a 5-point Likeranginge ranging from 'strongly agree' to 'disagree', with no neutral option: (a) my ability to express my needs is improved, (b) I have a greater understanding of my own difficulties, (c) my self-acceptance has improved, (d) I feel happier and (e) I have more social contacts than before.

It ranges unsentimentally over Diski's unstable upbringing and her own difficulty at forging an adult identity with startling clarity.

India's response to all these challenges is complicated by its own difficulty in articulating an overarching strategic doctrine.

Ms. Bredes recalled her own difficulty in finding female campaign managers when she ran for office in New York.

This raises its own difficulty, namely that ratios are not defined for infinite collections.