Sentence examples similar to without difficulty accepted from inspiring English sources

I have a great deal of difficulty accepting that.

Gordon agreed that progress between the latter two was unlikely without movement on Nagorno-Karabakh, a reality the Armenians understood but had difficulty accepting.

"The Dutch have difficulty accepting all the heritage stuff.

Many of us have difficulty accepting the generosity of friends.

Historically, some men have difficulty accepting women comedians.

Consequently, kids feel empowered which perpetuates their difficulty accepting "no".

Jared had difficulty accepting Lillian's condition, Haynie noted.

Fifty per cent of people with difficulties accepting tooth loss avoided looking at themselves without their dentures in place compared with 24% of people without difficulties.

People who experienced difficulties accepting tooth loss felt much less confident about themselves than did the people without difficulties (69% and 20%, respectively).

The reason people avoid looking at themselves without their dentures is related to the avoidance of reinforcing the associated facial changes and emotions of tooth loss.4 Therefore, it is not surprising that people who had difficulties accepting the loss of their teeth were more likely to avoid looking at themselves without their dentures than the people who had no difficulties.

The most important legislation was once more associated with Lloyd George the National Insurance Act of 1911, which Parliament accepted without difficulty but which was the subject of much hostile criticism in the press and was bitterly opposed by doctors and duchesses.