Sentence examples for publicly difficult from inspiring English sources

When Britney Spears met Osama Samm" Lufti in a club in late 2007 she apparently approached him to ask for his hat the singer was in the middle of the most publicly difficult time in her life.

Confronting his past so publicly was difficult, he said, but cathartic.

We'll see you in the courts.' " The Obama Administration quickly learned that talking about this relationship publicly was difficult.

He is one of a small number of people who have chosen to describe publicly how difficult it is to manage such a severe dual diagnosis, including the sudden setbacks that often come with it.

The decision to address this issue publicly was a "hard, difficult one" that took a number of years to gestate, he tells me.

"Since co-op deals are not recorded publicly, it's difficult to determine a price".

Charity tax forms, which are publicly available, are difficult to understand and disclose little about an organization's effectiveness, and efforts to provide more comprehensive information, like the Better Business Bureau's Wise Giving Alliance, are limited because they lack financial support from donors.

"I have said openly and publicly it is difficult for someone who has been a domestic manager to then be an international manager for the obvious reasons," said Coleman.

Michele was dating Monteith at the time and has spoken publicly about how difficult things have been since his death.

When was the last time a man in a high profile position spoke publicly about how difficult it is to have a successful career while still being a great father?

"It's difficult to publicly relive this traumatic incident, correct?