Examples of using Difficult childhood in English and their translations into Polish
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Despite her grandmother's difficult childhood, Olya portrays her as a knowledgeable yet curious 75-year-old woman,
who became a singer after a difficult childhood and experienced an existential crisis after the fall of the Berlin Wall only to rediscover his Jewishness
I see a difficult childhood.
I see a difficult childhood. Oh.
Growing up, Schachner had a difficult childhood.
A difficult childhood. No. Well, we all know that cold fusion has had a.
It's hard to work out quite what a difficult childhood Caligula must have had.
which is having a difficult childhood.
I take note of your difficult childhood but that cannot excuse the excessive violence and brutality of the acts committed.
Charlie, I'm not gonna argue that we didn't have a difficult childhood, but really, who had a good one?
Being someone who had had a very difficult childhood, a very difficult adolescence-- it had to do with not quite poverty but close.
The defense asked the court to be lenient because Assange had lived a difficult childhood, continually moving from city to city with no lasting relationships.
The defence asked the court to be lenient with no lasting relationships. because Assange had lived a difficult childhood, continually moving from city to city.
So, as I had a difficult childhood without any money, when I went to university, I got a grant and I bought myself a motorbike.
But difficult childhoods, I believe, make the most interesting adults.
Was your childhood difficult?
He's been difficult since childhood.
Tofor's childhood was difficult.
Carradine's childhood was difficult.
where difficult childhood experiences led her.