Sentence examples similar to obscure difficulties from inspiring English sources

Sassoon said he still felt too emotionally involved with Owen to undertake it himself, as he explained to Blunden: "I have always suffered from an obscure difficulty in clarifying my friendship with him - perhaps because the loss of him was a shock which I never faced squarely - coming as it did at the most difficult time, when I was emotionally and physically without any foundations".

It is an abstraction that at this juncture serves to obscure the difficulties with which this economy is beset.

But industry has complained that high-profile announcements have obscured the difficulties of getting project "shovel ready" with long funding and  planning delays.

The trauma of his death, resonant today even among those who were not yet born when he was alive, has both mythologized him and obscured the difficulties of his final years.

The result is not only the marginalization of motherhood as a literary topic but the real-life marginalization of mothers, obscuring the difficulties of childcare, the intensity of birth, the complexities of working and writing as a mother, and the profound ways having a baby changes a woman's life, body and mind.

The diagnosis of toxicant-induced liver injury is often obscured by difficulty in determining the precise timing of toxicant ingestion and lack of specific symptoms (Lee 1995; Norris 2000).

North African countries and Yemen quietly welcome American help against al-Qaeda.America's present difficulties obscure longer-term successes.

These obscure BPCDO must create difficulties for the practitioners and patients.

sporadic ALS (SALS) remain obscure due to the difficulties in developing animal models.

This study demonstrates that the coral skeleton can be remarkably evolutionarily plastic, which may explain some taxonomic difficulties, and obscure underlying patterns of endemism and diversity.

For many investors, those difficulties have obscured the relatively strong performance of the company's traditional media divisions.