Sentences with phrase «about difficult subjects like»

A prenuptial agreement forces a couple to have conversations about difficult subjects like finances, death, and honesty before they take the leap.

In writing about a difficult subject like the Holocaust, many authors sensationalize the topic so that the reader is so engulfed by the sheer horror of the event that the meaning behind it is lost.

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I think a discussion about affairs and monogamy and about how we deal with that longing both individually and as a society is warranted but I don't think you try to tackle two extremely difficult subjects like that (religion and monogamy) in one film.

But it's a very difficult thing to talk about and I had been looking for an article like this to help me explain to my daughter about this exact subject.

Add to that the fact that finding * any * written materials about Bright Line is difficult, that weight loss is a very emotional subject for some people, and that there's still no science corroborating it in any peer - reviewed publication — and BLE starts to look a lot more like the strategies good MLM schemes use than the products you usually recommend.

It's difficult to find educated people for this subject, however, you sound like you know what you're talking about!

It's difficult to find well - informed people for this subject, but you seem like you know what you're talking about!

A bit of a double edged sword for a prolific auteur like Allen, as he sticks with his strengths as a filmmaker but when you've made as many films as he has about this subject, it's difficult to find enough wiggle room to emerge with an original work.

A. Chemistry has a reputation as a «hard» subject, and it is a difficult science for many students — and adults, even adults with college degrees — to understand, because it's based on abstract concepts, about what it's impossible to see, like the structure of matter and interactions on a molecular scale.

If we're serious about innovation, states and districts will need to tackle politically difficult subjects like union contracts, accountability policies, and school - level autonomies.

However, there is nothing difficult: just think about the subject whether you like to give the advices more or it is more interesting for you to analyze something that is all.

This service is free and ranges across a wide range of subject matter, from difficult topics about sex, relationships and the internet or body image and peer pressure to broader parenting topics like «how much sleep do teenagers need?»