The phrase "a hard time feeling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing difficulty in experiencing or understanding emotions or sensations.
Example: "After the breakup, I had a hard time feeling happy again."
Alternatives: "struggling to feel" or "difficulty in feeling".
Simone S. Oliver, Senior Producer, Styles You said that you feel connected to all of your writing, and have a hard time feeling that it is fully completed.
Ways to make them feel safe include After a traumatic experience, your loved one may have a hard time feeling safe, even in their own home.
Europeans, on the other hand, have a hard time feeling upbeat.
I had a hard time feeling like a religious service was going on".
"I felt really comfortable around him," she said, "and I have a hard time feeling comfortable around men".
"He didn't show our kids any mercy, so I have a hard time feeling compassion for him," Mr. Malicote said.
Jean Seestadt: Cutting paper has all the things I like about painting and works on paper, I love the tedious beauty to it, but I was having a really hard time feeling that I could reach a viewer to the fullest when I am forced in a square 2D format.
I have a very hard time feeling sorry for the Ahlerses in Whos Gonna Do the Work? (Oct . 1.
While the 2-2 record may seem out of sync with the doom and gloom around the team, anyone who witnessed Gang Green's 34-0 blossut loss at home to the San Francisco 49ers in Week 4 has hard time feeling optimistic about this misfiring team.
Girls have a way harder time feeling as confident as boys in the summer because they're expected to get a wax every two weeks, be a realistic shade of bronze, and look good in short shorts.
Girls have a way harder time feeling confident than boys in the summer because they're expected to get a wax every two weeks, be a realistic shade of bronze and look good in short-shorts.
