Sentence examples for difficult to root for from inspiring English sources

Van Chancellor always found it difficult to root for the Yankees.

Their reviewer wrote, "His arrogance and ruthless ambition at all costs make it difficult to root for him, even though we already know he will succeed".

The introduction of grafting was indispensable for propagation of species such as apple that are difficult to root (Janick 2005; Zohary and Hopf 2000).

These results indicate that A. floribunda is difficult to root, but is amenable to vegetative propagation.

It's very difficult not to root for him".

Elizabeth and Philip go to such lengths to complete their missions and protect their family that it's difficult not to root for them moment-to-moment, even if they are technically "the baddies" on a geopolitical and historical level.

Even beyond the owners, the Kings are a difficult franchise to root for as they are currently constituted, particularly because their best player, DeMarcus Cousins, continues to be rather immature and there isn't really a support system in place to ensure that he is necessarily going to grow up any time soon.

And their fan base realized how difficult it was to root for their favorite team not to win.

Without occasional authorial guidance, it is difficult to decide which ideas — and thus which thinkers — to root for.

Whom to root for?

Both easy to root for.