Sentence examples for difficult for sympathetic from inspiring English sources

And, again, it's maddening to see how easy he makes it for the film's critics to attack him, and how difficult for sympathetic but objective viewers to wholly embrace him.

It's difficult for even a sympathetic viewer to watch you shopping and smoking and complaining about how your last judge was "punishing me instead of helping me" without making a crack or two.

East declined to comment on Kaneria, but said it was very difficult for him to be sympathetic to Westfield because he had "caused the club so much discomfort and for a certain period of time tarnished the reputation of the club".

Greenberg is a disruptive drifter and Baumbach challenges us to understand him and makes it difficult for us to find him sympathetic.

While his complaints are legitimate, it's difficult for Emily to feel very sympathetic these days.

For sympathetic cooling experiments the most practical implication is that it is very difficult to cool a large number of ions (N i >30) to the solid phase using only buffer gas cooling.

Emphasizing that doctors value every baby, he said that when such cases went before a jury it was difficult for doctors to sway an audience naturally sympathetic to the injured party.

The authors noted that tics occurring during the biofeedback sessions resulted in competing phasic electrodermal arousal responses making it difficult for patients to sustain a reduction in sympathetic tone, suggesting that modifications in the treatment protocol might increase effectiveness.

Because it is difficult to obtain an adequate amount of saliva from mice under normal conditions, some experiments used pilocarpine for parasympathetic stimulation and norepinephrine for sympathetic stimulation13.

Salivary alpha-amylase (sAA) serves as indicator for sympathetic activity.

But, for monotony, it's difficult to outdrone Warren G. Harding ("It is so bad that a sort of grandeur creeps into it," H. L. Mencken admitted): "I speak for administrative efficiency, for lightened tax burdens, for sound commercial practices, for adequate credit facilities, for sympathetic concern for all agricultural problems, for the omission of unnecessary interference of...".