Sentence examples for difficult to feel the from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to feel the DWP isn't simply washing its hands of disabled people.

It will become more difficult to feel the silence of the past through the bustle of the present.

And yet the grace of Pittard's prose makes it difficult to feel the brute force of the book's central tragedy: we don't fully understand the boys' obsession with the disappearance of this girl for whom they once pined.

It is one thing to feel grief for a single person or a small group whom one knows, but very difficult to feel the same way over the death or misery of thousands one has never met.

It is relatively simple to analyse a composition with the help of the written text, more difficult to feel the form, and even more demanding to enter into the psychology of a work.

As I walk along its perimeter, enlivened by the crisp, early winter chill, I find it difficult to feel the distant pain of the thousands at Ma'arat al-Nu'uman, slaughtered on 12 December , 1098 some 60 miles to my north by the Crusader armies of Count Raymond of Toulouse, who after the orgy of killing, cooked and ate many of their victims.

Given that the Eurozone seems to jump at every opportunity to label people moochers as soon as they fall on hard times, it's difficult to feel that unity that the currency initially promised.

For others, a deep sense of uncertainty makes it difficult to feel that refreshing sense of the turning page.

It is difficult to feel that presently.

Many of us go through a number of struggles in our everyday life that make it difficult to feel happy the majority of the time.

The Sunderland manager continued: "It's difficult to feel it (the pressure Moyes is under), but you can see it and I don't think it's nice, I don't.