Sentence examples for difficult to connect with from inspiring English sources

He found it difficult to connect with anyone.

But there are so many characters it's difficult to connect with any of them.

Establish character – otherwise it is difficult to connect with what is frightening.

People who meet him outside the House of Commons find him difficult to connect with.

It is difficult to connect with the mind of another creature.

Parties that do not have a social media presence will find it increasingly difficult to connect with the young voters.

He had seemed cultured and courteous, and it was difficult to connect him with the acts of torture and repression blamed on the men he commanded.

Asked about Mr. Lugovoi, he commented dryly: "It's difficult to connect this figure with Sochi in any way.

It's difficult to connect this information with the pristine landscape around us, all soaring pine forests, glistening lakes and immaculate asphalt cycle paths.

This will make it very difficult to connect the bodies with lists that the Baath regime itself kept of those it executed and then use this as evidence in a criminal tribunal.

So, at the conclusion of the Koovagam Festival, when legions of hijras dress in bright white and weep real tears as part of a ceremony mourning the death of Aravan, the warrior who Hindu god Krishna married after taking female form – it's not difficult to connect those tears with the real life trauma that haunts their community outside of mere ritualistic play.