Sentence examples for think about the difficulty from inspiring English sources

Perhaps fortunately I only came gradually to be aware of, and to think about, the difficulty and the glory of the gap between words and things, the shifts we have to make as readers and writers between thinking about words and things and taking pleasure in the gap between them.

"But when I think about the difficulty of living in a free society, I realise I'm working and getting tired for myself and for my future so I feel happy".

Think about the difficulty the snob faces in everyday interactions — even if it's his fault, it still makes for a pretty miserable existence.

Technical command allows us to play the music we're performing without having to think about the difficulties; it gives us the freedom to listen to ourselves.

"Work is the easiest thing to think about," Mr. Graves said, "The difficulty is living in a way that gives privacy, or whatever you're used to, without being demeaning".

But she rarely thought about the difficulties of balancing career and family.

Also very important is "that you provide some evidence that you really thought about the difficulties that you are likely to encounter," Bourguignon adds.

The story got shared around a fair bit, because, most of us probably hadn't thought about the difficulties of weeping at the sheer beauty of the cosmos.

Of course my friendship colours what I think about the present difficulties to engulf Heston and The Fat Duck.

Distributing shares in Royal Bank of Scotland to the British public, as advocated by the business secretary, Vince Cable, sounds appealing until you think about the practical difficulties.

The same thing happened to our beloved 18-year-old tabby last year, but I do not think about the cost or the difficulties of the treatment; all I remember is the heartbreak of losing him.