Sentence examples for difficult to disengage from inspiring English sources
It's difficult to disengage with something you've contributed towards and been so invested in.
The joints must be easy to disengage with the 'key' but difficult to disengage without it.
They know that once fully committed, it will be difficult to disengage.
When work is stressful, it can be difficult to disengage at the end of the day.
Obviously arguments concerning the weight of the issues raised by an appeal are difficult to disengage from arguments dealing with the ultimate merits of these same issues.
Re "N.F.L. Culture May Be Difficult to Disengage at Lower Levels," Dec. 4: Concussions can occur in any sport or recreation activity.
Yet only a few years ago the zeitgeist around social media and its exaggerated role in everyday life — resulting from novelty for the most part — meant that to engage only sporadically would be more difficult, and to disengage entirely would be to miss out on a great deal (or fear that enough that quitting became fraught with anxiety).
While the human action is likely highly familiar to infants, the mechanical claw (or any other non-familiar action), by virtue of its novelty, may be more difficult for infants to disengage from, and thus more difficult to generate predictive saccades away from.
"We found that people in this study have some tendencies to have thoughts get stuck in their heads, and their elevated negative thinking makes it difficult for them to disengage with the negative stimuli that we exposed them to," said study author Meredith Coles in a news release.
This study found that the SHRs made significantly more perseverative errors than the other 2 control strains, which indicates that it is difficult for the SHRs to disengage from previously relevant but currently irrelevant strategy during attentional set-shifting task.
