Sentence examples for tough time accepting from inspiring English sources

But some Christians have a tough time accepting Jesus's humanity.

With prices for food and other items rising rapidly, ordinary Argentines are having a tough time accepting official government statistics, which many private economists believe are being manipulated.

Directors may have a tough time accepting the wild world of mashups, particularly those who have been given control over the final cut of their movies.

Some (but by no means all) members of rock royalty really have a tough time accepting hip hop and rappers.

It has, in its current firmware iteration, a tough time accepting input if your fingers are both too dry, or too wet.

She's a former dancer with some serious angst--she's having a tough time accepting something haunting.

He theorizes that passengers having the toughest time accepting the changes are those who fly only a few times a year, while business travelers and those often on the road take the new atmosphere in stride — in part because they earn enough miles to be exempt from many charges.

Many of us know what it feels like to be rejected by our family, friends and bosses once we come out, so we have an even tougher time accepting that we are beautiful just the way we are.

And they also knew, intellectually but not viscerally, that Jed would have a tough time getting accepted.

I know for a fact that my more feminine lesbian friends have a tougher time being accepted in the lesbian community; it's pretty catty.

A lot of Chinese workers have a tough time.I also accept that west European workers who lose their jobs to outsourcing experience real suffering.