Sentence examples for tell difficult from inspiring English sources

Maya Goetz, managing director of the Prix Jeunesse Foundation, said she firmly believes that "it is possible to tell difficult things to children".

But gatekeepers are also barriers against the complete commercialization of ideas, allowing new talent the time to develop and learn to tell difficult truths.

Is it easier to impose harsh demands upon small economies, but much harder to tell difficult truths to the big ones – particularly fellow Europeans?

Where media types gathered to praise freelance journalists who often take huge risks to tell difficult stories around the world fear to tread, it seems organisers of a conference on global food supply do not.

Many of the speakers had got on stage to tell difficult, personal stories: one man told about how his agency was inadvertently caught passing off copyrighted work as their own.

Difficult times need wise men to tell difficult truths.

For example, when a Japanese person tells you "difficult," he really means "no".

We just had this amazing time telling this difficult, evocative story.

Questionnaire analyses revealed nine themes of parental preferences for how to be told information difficult to hear.

People are happy to tell you how difficult Cosi is.

"Finding yourself as a young man, as Pippin will tell you, is difficult," Mr. Thomas said.