Sentence examples for no difficulty there from inspiring English sources

Does the "you say" look back to "No trace anywhere ", or does it anticipate "pah, no difficulty there"?

Take for example the opening line of Imagination Dead Imagine: No trace anywhere of life, you say, pah, no difficulty there, imagination not dead yet, yes, dead good, imagination dead imagine.

On the possibility of linking up with Fletcher, Saha added: "He's a very smart player so I think there's no difficulty there".

Hence there is no difficulty there, except in the proper deduction of the consequences, which can be done even by the less attentive, provided they remember what has gone before.

But where there is no apportionment difficulty, there is no comparable risk.

In both these, to be graceful, it is requisite that there be no appearance of difficulty; there is required a small inflexion of the body," whose various parts, he says elsewhere, should be "not angular, but melted as it were into each other".

But that takes us back to the previous difficulty: there is no reason to think that we are good judges of what God is likely to permit.

While in most cases transactions are completed without difficulty, there is no such thing as perfect security on the Internet or offline.

While the Demonstration had hypotheses for the mean number of ADLs in which patients were dependent or for which they reported difficulty, there were no hypotheses for individual ADLs.

Other discussants used conditional sentences such as: "I have no difficulties if there are fewer patients" or "if the patient is stable".

If Mr. Maurer were correct that blind people have no difficulty handling currency, there would be no market for these machines.