Sentence examples for very difficult to speak from inspiring English sources

"It's very difficult to speak of Chardin.

"I didn't understand what was going on, but it was very difficult to speak about".

I know it is very difficult to speak with our citizens about this governance and institutional problems.

So we'll be reading this poem, and if I had to give you something of a genre — it's very difficult to speak of genres.

I felt like I was going to fall down and faint – I found it very difficult to speak, to feel calm, to say what I wanted to say.

The National Police Chiefs Council lead for "honour" based violence, Commander Ivan Balhatchet, told the Guardian: "'Honour' based abuse is a complex crime which often happens within community or family networks that many victims find it very difficult to speak out against and can face further threats, violence or isolation if they do.

"We are trying to do our best but it is very difficult to make them speak Crimean Tatar because they watch television that is in Russian, and they aren't surrounded by people who speak the same as them".

For example, it was very difficult to locate and speak directly with beneficiaries who had participated in sub-projects implemented during the first phase of the initiative (2003 2006).

It is very difficult to get speaking time for those Members that might express a minority view in a big group.

It is very difficult to justify it, speaking drily about it.

These are biases that would be very difficult to control but would speak for a longer period between the fatal illness and the interview [ 21].