Sentence examples for of my difficulty from inspiring English sources

I hadn't chosen to go and live in LA, so that was part of my difficulty with being there.

But I think that a significant part of what is variously called my "shyness," my "reclusiveness," my "social ineptitude," my "eccentricity," even my "Asperger's syndrome," is a consequence and a misinterpretation of my difficulty recognizing faces.

To be perfectly honest, part of my difficulty with conducting my review of these things is that every time I put them on to thoroughly consider music through them I became so engrossed that I lost my train of thought.

A patient in intensive care…someone decides look it's useless, it's hopeless, we need the bed for someone else, can we ship them up to your ward, and if you disagree with that, that's where the conflict can occur…where most of my conflict, most of my difficulty is.

"I realised soon that a lot of my difficulties were about not being able to read and write".

"Many of my difficulties and distresses were of so peculiar a cast that in order to conceal them from the enemy, I was obliged to conceal them from my friends, indeed from my own army, thereby subjecting my conduct to interpretations unfavorable to my character".

In full disclosure, I must admit that most of my difficulties were my own fault for not watching the video closely enough because I was prying at the wrong location with some force when the case opener slipped and cut my thumb.

That said, I cannot blame all of my difficulties on one event from my youth because in truth no single incident can ever be pinpointed as the clear cause of my current challenges.

In some of my difficulties I have also noticed while the manufacturer instructions show you the preferred way to lay the flooring, there are other ways to do it that will equally work.

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.

'Doing the right thing' "When I go out and read my poems and participate in girls' education and FGM drama as a member of these clubs, I feel empowered in spite of all my difficulties," said Ms. Abubeker.