Sentence for difficulty | Use difficulty in a sentence

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• This made a difficulty. (4)
• I am in a great difficulty. (8)
• Rising with difficulty, Mr. (8)
• Beltham, I breathe with difficulty. (10)
• A difficulty with them was foreseen. (10)
• But there the great difficulty arises. (12)
• Their technical difficulty is considerable. (3)
• I did have one little difficulty at one time. (9)
• I have had a difficulty to persuade them!… (10)
• In a moment the difficulty yawned monstrous. (10)
• Father and son found some difficulty in beginning. (8)
• There had been a difficulty in getting him to go. (10)
• And already his eyes found difficulty in meeting hers. (8)
• How I should ever get down these was now my difficulty. (6)
• I had the greatest difficulty in procuring this specimen. (8)
• The personage seemed to follow this thought with difficulty. (8)
• We retain the services of our wild man with some difficulty. (21)
• Fanny could with difficulty give the smile that was here asked for. (4)
• Such a man would be with difficulty brought to surrender his prize. (10)
• The difficulty arises when we consider the nature of the principle …. (8)
• A youth so knocked off his top-hat that he recovered it with difficulty. (8)
• Our difficulty all through the election was to contend with his humour. (10)
• Christian walked swiftly, and Ruth had difficulty in keeping up with him. (12)
• She had greatly lightened the difficulty at least of a delicate position. (10)
• It signified an alliance, and that they were yoked to a common difficulty. (10)
• The first question presents little difficulty to the practical journalist. (16)
• A splendid victory by Cialdini might at this moment solve many a difficulty. (10)
• He found a difficulty in standing still and fancied that his men observed it. (1)
• And she waved the fan at the bluebottle, which avoided it without seeming difficulty. (8)
• And then young Oliver solved the difficulty by coming to the studio himself next day. (8)
• With difficulty Vittoria obtained leave to drive him on to their commanding officer. (10)
• Their newness of style and difficulty of execution estranged both public and musicians. (3)
• But the difficulty was, by what means the baronet could be brought to consent to see her. (10)
• He breathed with difficulty, he looked terribly frail, white, with faint red discolorations. (8)
• I reverse the gospel difficulty, and while the flesh is willing enough, the spirit is weak. (14)
• The real solution of the difficulty lies in the use of the platform system of construction. (17)
• He had no difficulty in getting away to him, as the fetters of all eyes were on the Monk alone. (10)
• Aunt Juley, nearly opposite, had had the greatest difficulty in not looking at it all the evening. (8)
• It was some time, or a pretence at some time, before the minute-hands surmounted that difficulty. (22)
• She was holding him with difficulty, for the whirr of the approaching car grew every moment louder. (8)
• And suddenly he breathed with difficulty, with a sense of suffocation, as if his heart were swollen. (8)
• Mrs. Kenton struggled with the fact, in the difficulty of realizing so strange an order of procedure. (9)
• There was such a turmoil going on within him that with difficulty he could force his lips to obey him. (8)
• Her eyes were red and swollen; and it seemed as if her tears were even then restrained with difficulty. (4)
• He set to work to grapple with the difficulty by sending all his men farming, and hunting, and fishing. (19)
• He is pushed towards the platform; he ascends it with difficulty, and bares his head, waiting for silence. (8)
• He was lying in a sort of stupor, and with difficulty she got him to sit up and lean against the bed-rail. (8)
• When I awoke on the following day I had considerable difficulty in tracing the events of the past evening. (6)
• After returning to our wife in the circus auditorium, we had great difficulty in explaining the powder away. (21)
• His jealous affection, too, could not admit that she would neglect to consult him in any doubt or difficulty. (8)
• And, as to procuring a dispensation, there could be no difficulty at his time of life, and with his character. (4)
• When Christian arose to bid her farewell, her face became ashen, and she controlled herself with extreme difficulty. (12)
• He could with difficulty be roused from his book by some strenuous appeal from his family to his conscience as a host. (9)
• This aria called for wonderful vocal technic owing to the novelty and difficulty of the trills and variations introduced. (3)
• He was amazed that he had not thought of that, but he refused to see any difficulty which his happiness could not cope with. (9)
• It was a union of the highest promise of felicity in itself, and without one real, rational difficulty to oppose or delay it. (4)
• Mr. Pendyce, never having reflected profoundly on the working morality of his times, had the less difficulty in accepting it. (8)
• Now you would not suppose that one who presumes he has sufficient, would find a difficulty in asking how much he has to pay. (10)
• The phantom had scored a hit, and the applause was silenced with difficulty; but Verrian felt that Miss Shirley had lost ground. (9)
• They had restrained him with difficulty, and finally had to assure him that he would be too late, that everything would be over. (12)
• While I thought over this difficulty, Trevanion came up, and in a few words, informed me more fully upon what he hinted at before. (6)
• He must have had a sort of fainting fit, for he came to himself feeling very queer; and with some difficulty rose and rang the bell. (8)
• The men of Hillford were captured one by one like wild geese, as with difficulty they emerged, roaring, rolling with laughter, all. (10)
• Drawing it in with difficulty he concentrated his attention upon that purification of his spirit which was the object of his journey. (8)
• He did not like his having already seen the play he proposed; and he found some difficulty in choosing a play which Jeff had not seen. (9)
• In the disposition of legs there was the usual difficulty, no one quite liking to put them up, and all ultimately doing so, save Olive. (8)
• Many of them rehearse in the gymnasiums of large cities, although aerial performers have difficulty in finding sufficiently ample quarters. (21)
• Nay, now we found ourselves near the end of the Allée Verte, and on the very threshold of Brussels, we were confronted by a serious difficulty. (2)
• She examined him sharply upon his condition, accusing him of having taken cold when he got up in the night, and acquitting him with difficulty. (9)
• She did so with some difficulty, for he ran, and dodged, and treated the world as his enemy, suddenly vanished, and appeared again breathing freely. (10)
• Mrs. Merritt, sitting on the edge of the piazza, stooped over with difficulty and plucked a glass-straw, which she bit as she looked rebelliously away. (9)
• The supply of horses diminished rapidly, and in two weeks it was with some difficulty that we accomplished unloading, parade and departure without serious delay. (21)
• After the war, when our political questions ceased to be moral and emotional and became economic and sociological, literary men found their standing with greater difficulty. (9)

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