Sentence examples for sort of difficulty from inspiring English sources

I'd have thought it was better to leave that sort of difficulty with God.

This sort of difficulty seems to have very little to do, however, with the nose's actual capabilities.

Cognitive behavioural therapy for any sort of difficulty uses one basic model, which links together thoughts, feelings, body sensations and behaviours using the "hot cross bun" diagram.

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.

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.

But there is a difference between the sort of difficulty Judge Hand identified in Nichols and Peter Pan Fabrics and the one presented by the Kaplan rationale and the defendants' argument about ideas in this case.

My mother's family experienced the same sort of difficulties as the people who came here from the Caribbean 50 years later.

Indeed, the very sort of difficulties highlighted by the Government here were cited by this Court in deciding that the approach later mandated by Congress under RFRA was not required as a matter of constitutional law under the Free Exercise Clause.

In a custody evaluation, Dr. Hoppe said, parents are often motivated to present themselves positively and to deny any sort of difficulties, and the Rorschach is a way to look beyond the way people present themselves.

The teasing they get from the pink-clad, well-coiffed girls in their class is mild and compliment-leavened; their parents don't give them any sort of difficulties; their biggest problem is that they don't know what to do with their free time.

And finally I will say a bit about the sort of difficulties that seem to confront any such views.