Sentence examples for difficult to dislike from inspiring English sources
Difficult to dislike, obviously.
The film is slight and unfocused, yet difficult to dislike because of its generous and noble subjects.
As dreadful as it is, though, it's quite difficult to dislike a film that ends with an event called "Rapstravaganza".
From the fans' perspective, the idea is eventually, once you overcome your own snobbery, equally difficult to dislike.
If he had, he'd know that, despite being a popcultural juggernaut powered by the complex machinery of a multinational corporation, Glee is very difficult to dislike.
Sitting behind the judges' desk, looking for all the world like the doll on Steve Martin's dashboard in The Man with Two Brains, she's difficult to dislike.
Which may explain why, though he tries to be difficult, he's so hard to dislike.
Hard to dislike Pens fans.
But I find him hard to dislike.
In fact, it's difficult not to dislike the pair of them heartily.
