Sentence examples for that obstacle of from inspiring English sources

Lichtenstein was braced for that obstacle, of course; what he hadn't expected was local ingratitude.

I enjoyed it because it's very exciting to the music, this fuel to be inspired, to conquer that obstacle of pressure and expectation to not necessarily do the same again.

Gladwell, as is his habit, pushes this proverbial wisdom to its logical conclusion, making the case that obstacles of all kinds are generally to be desired – not by the individual who suffers them necessarily but by society, for the qualities of courage and determination that they engender.

"But we have to understand that the obstacle of settlements is still not resolved.

With that obstacle out of the way, the project's boosters had to persuade the business heavyweights on the corporation's board to approve the loans to 38 Studios.

With that obstacle out of the way, it's mostly clear sailing — as long as there are no surprise hangups, Palm says the merger ought to be a done deal by July 1st, 2010.

Add to that the obstacles of transportation and lunch costs, and the promise of vouchers looks hollow indeed.

He felt that overcoming the obstacle of choreographing dances around a lead with blades for fingers was too much to overcome.

That's the obstacle, of course: this President trusts no one; he can't abide to read even his intelligence reports.

The art of erotic conversation often thrives in long-distance relationships, and it is partly the obstacle of distance that enhances the spark.

Now that she is in medal contention, she faces the obstacle of keeping that emotion at bay yet again.