…There is some sort of [difficulty] telling the truth though it's true, but the truth remains within me.
If they're refusing to follow instructions in class, nine times out of 10 it's because the teacher hasn't recognised the child has some sort of learning difficulty, or difficulty producing work.
If you're going to ask them for money for the trip, make sure your parents are not in some sort of financial difficulty, especially after don't all the steps we've suggested.
It's a good chance, too, given that they ran into just this sort of difficulty with some of their Il-76s, which were prevented from entering Iraqi airspace at least twice before the arrival of the Sukhois.
In our strange cultural moment it is necessary to make a distinction between religious propaganda and religious thought, the second of these being an attempt to do some sort of justice to the rich difficulties present in the tradition.
This sort of difficulty seems to have very little to do, however, with the nose's actual capabilities.
The people had been afraid of it, but already there was no sort of difficulty in persuading them, though seemingly nothing will ever teach them to keep clean.
For fundamentalists, however, it raises another sort of difficulty, since in fundamentalist theology there are no general principles but only scriptural dicta on discrete issues.
Although Mr Zyuganov and most of the parliamentary Communists are realists, much of the rest of the party, still deep-red in hue, is revolted by Mr Luzhkov's municipal capitalism.A different sort of difficulty afflicts Alexander Lebed (not pictured), who was elected governor of the Krasnoyarsk region of Siberia earlier this year.
This sort of difficulty in theory comparison is an instance of what Kuhn and Feyerabend called 'incommensurability'. Theories are incommensurable when they share no common measure.
There is another version of the direct realist reading, this one based primarily on a distinction found in Aquinas, which attempts to resolve the above mentioned sort of difficulty (Hoffman 2002).
