Sentences with phrase «difficulty speaking in»

Children with SM may believe they are the only person who experiences difficulty speaking in certain settings.

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I've spoken to a lot of friends over the past 3 months, and one of the common points they made was the difficulty in sticking to plans as markets go backwards.

Likewise, the relative ease with which the Church can speak publicly against embryo destruction is married oddly to the relative difficulty it experiences in explaining the prohibitions on certain assisted reproductive technologies.

-- Speaking for myself, I have written about my own difficulty with prayer, and how «heaven» nor «hell» are motivators in my life.

Our difficulty in speaking about cross-cultural principles of right and wrong is compounded by the fact that international organizations, from the United Nations to the World Court, are fragile and nearly helpless in many of the most critical areas of conflict.

I prefer to avoid the term «objective» in speaking of the Atonement, partly because of its obvious philosophical difficulties and partly because many theologians have assumed that the death of Christ can have objective efficacy only if it is an act directed either towards God, in satisfaction of his justice or in somehow making it possible for his love to operate for the forgiveness of sinners without compromising his holiness, or towards a personal devil in somehow liberating sinners from his clutches.

But here difficulty again confronts the atheist or naturalist, for when he hears someone speak of God as the Beyond, he immediately conjures up in his mind an other - worldly Being, a Being beyond this world.

In the II Corinthians passage Paul also linked foolishness with this own difficulty in speaking the gospeIn the II Corinthians passage Paul also linked foolishness with this own difficulty in speaking the gospein speaking the gospel.

If that were the case, then I would indeed have difficulty in speaking of regional inclusion, for it would be strange to think of a single region as being created out of nothing twice!

Indeed, some of them are sensitive to the changes taking place in religious thinking, to the uncertainty about many traditional beliefs, and to the difficulty of speaking of God so as to be understood.

The difficulty in Whitehead's undeveloped theology is that he never speaks of knowledge of God as consequent.

The belief in the survival of the soul did not give rise to difficulties, but the impious objected with irony to the doctrine of the resurrection of the body: «Give us back our fathers if you speak the truth!»

The Holy Father also speaks with understanding and compassion of the difficulty that many young people have today in forming lifelong commitments.

Today, some Christians, because of difficulties with traditional concepts of prayer will, in practice, speak of its effect on the person who prays.

They become apparent when Theo talks about his mother's «visitation» to him in dreams, when Hobie speaks affectionately of the Catholic Church and the Jesuit priest who protected him as a youth, when the otherwise cynical Boris admits to being moved to tears by Biblical stories, and again when Theo opens up to the higher purpose in life, despite all its difficulties and insanities, toward the end of the novel.

Whatever my earlier difficulties in understanding the use of the word «God,» I found that if I were to get anywhere with the problems now confronting me, I had to accept myself as a member of one of those two linguistic communities and therefore to speak with them of the God of whom they both spoke.

Speaking to Shortt last week, we discussed the crisis, and he underscored the complexities and difficulties involved in overcoming it.

Daniel Boorstin, the American historian and librarian of Congress, speaks of the historian's similar difficulty in entering the past.

Is this any more than a rather romantic way of pointing to the traditional difficulty of speaking about the holy God in human terms?

These questions present no special difficulty if one's philosophical stance is external to the human knowers one is considering as subjects; if, in other words, one speaks of knowers only in the third person.

The whole task of identifying intentions seems fraught with peril; for a sophisticated attempt to grapple with these problems, and a forthright account of the difficulties involved in speaking of such intentions, a reader could do no better than to consult the first chapter of Jack Rakove's Pulitzer Prize — winning Original Meanings: Politics and ideas in the Making of the Constitution (1997).

But, all in all, it is a solid piece of work and the overwhelming support for it is a refreshing change for a church body that in the last few years has had enormous difficulties in speaking its mind on much of anything of consequence.

Kevin Magnussen is just planning on «going for it» at the season finale at Abu Dhabi, while Romain Grosjean has spoken about the difficulties everyone will face in practice.

Wimmer has since started three games under the guidance of Mark Hughes» and he has now spoken about the difficulties he endured during his initial spell in the Premier League, he told The Express: «It took me a few months to find myself.

If she doesn't speak that well yet, encourage her to use sign language if she is having difficulty in conveying what she wants.

At 3 Months: Your baby can't support her head, has difficulty moving her eyes in different directions, and / or does not turn her head when you speak.

Dörte calls it the «objective gaze [den objektiven Blick]» 17: She can speak to her midwife about difficulties in the relationship to her husband without worrying her midwife «developing an opinion» about her husband as friends or family members would.

Some consequences, such as breastfeeding difficulties, can be experienced early; others, such as speaking and kissing, only become apparent in later life.

If the teacher does not agree, you may need to speak with the school counselor or special education department, but if you believe your child does have learning difficulties, do not give in lightly.

Our Certified Parent Educators can speak to your group, in your setting to help parents and professionals hone their skills, resolve difficulties, and build ongoing support systems they can depend on over time.

It's fair to say Tebbit was not amused: «The Noble Lord opposite speaks very impertinently towards me and other people of my age who would find grave difficulty in cycling on the roads these days.»

But a few days later, in a meeting with gay rights groups, Messina spoke of the difficulty of ending DADT in the midst of two wars, a remark many of the activists in the room found offensive.

In an online world where we can speak our opinions and act on our convictions without having to consider the practical difficulties of getting political work done, Paul fits right iIn an online world where we can speak our opinions and act on our convictions without having to consider the practical difficulties of getting political work done, Paul fits right inin.

WBFO»S Focus on Education Reporter Eileen Buckley spoke with the student, who created a powerful self - portrait in his art class displaying the strife he left behind in his home country and the difficulties he experienced while living in Buffalo.

Dr Mitton found that Black Nigerians and Black Zimbabweans tend to speak English and fare relatively well, although they do have difficulty securing work at a level that is in line with their qualifications.

I spoke to Burnham before the meeting, who said the collapse in social care was the «single biggest cause» of the difficulties A&E departments were facing.

There will be people who do not apply during the two - year time period, because they won't know they needed to, or don't follow the news, or don't have a computer, or are homeless, or don't speak English, or have learning difficulties, or work in seasonal agricultural labour and have limited access to TV or newspapers.

Speaking on 3FM's Urban Blend on Friday, Menaye Donkor, Miss Universe Ghana 2004, admitted that there is difficulty in raising sponsorship in Ghana, generally.

Most of jurors didn't want to speak, but two spoke to CBS 2's Sean Hennessey about the difficulties of deliberations, especially when one juror seemed to have her heels dug in from the beginning.

«We found that the lower the ability of adolescents to understand spoken language, the more likely they would report having difficulties in these areas,» says Professor Conti - Ramsden.

Speaking in an interview with Class 91.3 FM minutes after the Finance Minister read the budget on Wednesday, 15 November, Dr Spio - Garbrah said: «This is Ahokyere budget, a budget for difficulty for the Ghanaian people.»

Last week, Harriet Harman, the deputy leader of Labour, spoke of the difficulties in getting more women from her own party into parliament through all - women shortlists.

Even former Gov. Mario Cuomo spoke in his 1983 inauguration speech of taking a «responsible approach to our fiscal difficulties» after years of turmoil that prompted questions about government's role.

De Blasio testified against the measure when he spoke about his budget priorities in Albany last week, saying it would «produce uncertainty in financing and unnecessarily add difficulty and delay to the process of building the affordable housing struggling New Yorkers need.»

The First Couple agreed to speak publicly about the difficulties in their marriage in response to a variety of rumors about Paterson's personal life that have been circulating in Albany and among the press corps in recent days.»

In humans, prion diseases can cause a variety of rapidly progressive neurological symptoms, such as difficulty walking and speaking, and dementia.

Academic achievement was similar in reception, while those speaking English as an additional language displayed fewer emotional, social and behavioural difficulties, and were more likely to meet academic targets by Year 2.

Max Steuer, Reader Emeritus at the LSE Centre for Philosophy and one of the authors of the paper, said: «The executive search firms spoke to us candidly about the difficulty of determining in advance how well a person will perform as a CEO in the long run interests of a firm.

«The data speak to the difficulties of making the case for science in the politically polarized environment,» said Cary Funk, lead author and associate director of research at Pew Research Center.

«Soon after I enrolled as a graduate student at Cambridge University in 1964, I encountered a fellow student, two years ahead of me in his studies; he was unsteady on his feet and spoke with great difficulty,» said Martin Rees, the UK's astronomer royal.