Sentence examples for Hard to receive from inspiring English sources

"I find it hard to receive love," she says, "I'm either totally hands-on or I go limp".

In this "polite but distant" intergenerational relationship, the grandparents found it hard to receive care, empathy, and the emotional bond they expected from their intergenerational interactions; they were also reluctant to feel empathy and tolerance toward their daughter-in-law.

"The biggest source of research funding in the US is the government," says Sen. However, due to strong lobby groups it is hard to receive funding for research into this topic.

"I work hard to receive negative feedback well…but I also recognise that it's a lot easier to criticise than it is to actually do…I take the feedback from the 'doers' much more seriously than from the Greek chorus".

Actuarial certification is extremely hard to receive, and those guys know their stuff.

When you find it hard to receive, you deny the one you love the joy of giving.

It can be really hard not to be "doing all the time, and even harder to receive and accept a gift.

His comments came after the wheelchair athlete David Weir and para-equestrian Lee Pearson suggested Paralympians had to work harder to receive the highest honours.

Months after handing out A's and B's to 97 percent of New York City elementary schools, education officials plan to change their methods for grading the city's public schools, making it harder to receive high marks.

The pernicious outcome of this decision is that 130,000 low-income women will find it much harder to receive access to the cancer screenings, contraceptive services and basic healthcare that Planned Parenthood has long provided.

He did not deny the occasional dark après-midi of the soul, when his deafness made it harder to receive pleasurable and frightening phone calls; or when he was ambulanced suddenly and handled as though his body were already dead.