Sentence examples for spoke about the difficulty from inspiring English sources

He spoke about the difficulty of adjusting to life as a blind man after being attacked by Moat on July 4 2010.

The hearing also attracted some prisoners' advocates and relatives of inmates, who supported the project and spoke about the difficulty of visiting Rikers.

He spoke about the difficulty of having an ailing father on Father's Day, about being unable to persuade his mother to visit him from Texas and about how any progress he makes in combating his problem will probably be incremental.

Paapa Essiedu, who was forced to live the understudy's nightmare of taking over a role halfway through a performance, also spoke about the difficulty of getting a taste for a role, only to have to hand it back later.

On the afternoon's last tape — recorded by Mr. Omar a few nights later on a fishing trip to the Shore with Mr. Shnewer and two of the Duka brothers, Dritan and Shain — Dritan Duka spoke about the difficulty of knowing whom a Muslim could trust in a country that didn't seem to trust Muslims.

Founder member Gwil Sainsbury quit Alt-J suddenly in January, shortly before recording on the second album began; this month singer Gus Unger-Hamilton spoke about the difficulty of being a once-fresh band who, via widespread TV licensing of their material, had become "part of the establishment".

uses verbatim quotes from an FGM survivor named Felicity, spoke about the difficulties faced by all of those involved in the project.

Flintoff spoke about the difficulties he experienced as captain of the England side that was defeated 5-0 in Australia in 2006-07.

"Many spoke about the difficulties they had faced when they raised their concerns – some had found they became the target of smear campaigns.

In a speech on Wednesday in Singapore, where he received a prize for urban sustainability, Mr. Bloomberg spoke about the difficulties of leading a city into the future amid a political culture that is often focused on the short term.

Ms. Spector spoke about the difficulties of "grappling with the authority" of the Guggenheim's architecture ("I sometimes think that I can't install in a square room anymore"), but also, more extensively, about the dangers of the "helicopter model of international curating," which too often leads to superficial understanding of cultures and their art — and to bad shows, she said.