Sentence examples for a harder time thinking from inspiring English sources

However, one imagines that elite white liberals who maintain an air of ethical grandness this election season would have a harder time thinking globally about trade and immigration if it were their factory job that was lost and their community that was decimated.

"When a field is associated with women and a task has traditionally been associated with women, whoever is making the decisions about pay seems to have a harder time thinking people deserve more money," she said.

He still has a hard time thinking of himself as a potential millionaire.

I just have a hard time thinking about him actually giving me a kidney.

PYRAMUS: I'm having a hard time thinking of those less fortunate than we are.

But he's having a hard time thinking through the ideology that he brings with it to analyzing his decisions".

Rich Benes, 44, said he had a hard time thinking of marriage as anything but a union between a man and a woman.

Even Paul Selver, an experienced land-use lawyer whom Elghanayan has retained for the next round, has a hard time thinking of any.

Like a lot of people who are not originally from New York City, Tiina Laakkonen had a hard time thinking of the Hamptons as "the country".

I have a hard time thinking it was a couple of rogue interrogators, if that's what the Army says, because it was very systematic.

Well, just by the phrasing of the question, I would have a hard time thinking why I would want people to know this great quality about myself.