Sentence examples for of a difficulty from inspiring English sources

Language, even and in particular at its most evocative, becomes less of an aid and more of a difficulty.

For the last two or three days Mr Dickens, although apparently in his usual health, had complained of a difficulty in doing his work, saying that it did not come so easy to him as usual.

President Bush, who ran on promises to "restore honor and dignity" and to "change the tone" in Washington, is now making choices, based on surmise and incomplete information, of a difficulty and consequence that he never imagined.

"Don't forget," he says, "we are in the magic light of the theatre, in this trick-factory where truth has no currency, where anything natural has no value, where the short are made tall and the tall short, where the only things that convince us are card tricks and sleights of hand of a difficulty unsuspected by the audience. . . .

What has changed, in "Queen of Earth," is the conspicuousness of Perry's virtuosity: the images are of a difficulty level, an intricacy, and a precision in visual composition and performance alike, that link his ambitions and talents to the refractive opacities and cinematic atonalities of such classic modernists as Michelangelo Antonioni and Alain Resnais.

The goal rehearsal account may be able to explain the lack of a difficulty effect in our research.

None of the items reached a difficulty index of 1.00.

None of 12 items reached a difficulty index of 1.00.

Common sense would indicate there's a difficulty of enforcement".

Both sites have a difficulty rating of 5.12a.

There is a lot of resistance, a lot of difficulty, and not a lot of opportunity.