Sentence examples for the difficulty but from inspiring English sources

"I can understand the difficulty, but you have to do it.

Tesla, of course, insists that it is well aware of the difficulty, but remains confident it can succeed.

The press office acknowledges the difficulty, but seems to think that the fact that terms and conditions are set out during the booking process is exoneration.

This is always the difficulty, but the troubled waters of biography become especially turbulent where the stories of Hughes and Plath are concerned.

The Whitechapel's catalogue makes much of the difficulty, but there is an air of familiarity about Heilmann's struggle to find a voice and a space.

Sartre saw the difficulty, but never completed his later attempts to relocate the isolated mind of "Being and Nothingness" in a social world of rights and duties.

"She didn't gloss over the difficulties, but at the same time she was fundamentally optimistic.

V.A. administrators say they understand the difficulties but have to protect patients.

Many artists emphasized the difficulties, but Young's drawings reflect a cooperative spirit.

I am very good at hiding the difficulties, but it gets harder when I am tired.

It also points to the difficulties — but also sometimes triumphs — of doing research in the archives.