Sentence examples for problem in telling from inspiring English sources

Things go from annoying to boring, as there's an inherent problem in telling this story as a goose-chase comedy.

Capaldi's Doctor was initially, typically, cynical about the whole thing – "so you have a big problem in telling fantasy and reality apart?

You wouldn't tell someone they have an awful talking voice or they have bad breath, but there seems to be no problem in telling someone they can't sing".

Not one of the MPs speaking in opposition to equal marriage could bring themselves to say the word "gay" – nor could they, or do they, see a problem in telling an entire generation of young gay men and women that marrying one another "downgrades" marriage.

Nurses were candid about their own callousness: they saw no problem in telling a patient that "if you refuse the referral, that's your own business" or, in case of refusal to "just ask them to write me a note which discharges me of my responsibility".

The manshake is awkward for women, even women like me who have no problem telling men in bars they've crossed a line.

"I would argue that the No. 1 issue that the country faces is the jobless problem," he told me in an interview in his office in Mountain View, California.

"I was aware of the magnitude of the problem in Guinea," Soros told me.

"It solved my biggest political problem in Texas," Mr. Bush told a reporter in his first baseball season as an owner.

"I don't think we're in a position where we can come back and revisit the problem in early 2007," he told interviewer George Stephanopoulos.

The main problem in Iraq, Chiarelli told them, was the sectarian nature of the Shiite-led government and its refusal to reach out to Sunnis.