Sentence examples for talking about the difficulty from inspiring English sources

Baker began talking about the difficulty he had had in learning the trumpet.

Swofford found an apt comparison in talking about the difficulty of change in college football's postseason.

"Maggie," a teacher in a Milwaukee public school, was talking about the difficulty of her job, which is something the teachers I know do quite a lot.

Trevelyan had been talking about the difficulty of distinguishing erotica from pornography and someone shouted: "How do you tell the difference?" "You can't.

Huhne was talking about the difficulty of his own cabinet position given that the Lib Dems oppose the Conservative support for new nuclear power stations.

The report quotes one spin out leader talking about the difficulty of bidding against private sector competitors: "I saw how they worked.

But he wasn't just talking about the difficulties of defeating Harrison, Byram Hills and Rye within the league.

Talking about the difficulties of identifying with her subject, Morgan illustrates the inherent paradox of taxidermy.

One afternoon, we were in a bar talking about the difficulties of that technology.

1.00pm GMT Britain's halfpipers have been talking about the difficulties of the pipe and the weather after failing to qualify for the semi-finals earlier.

Friends Grabowski and Kolotoura were having dinner one night and started talking about the difficulties they were facing at work and in the country as a whole.