Sentence examples for difficult to rouse from inspiring English sources

It might be difficult to rouse much sympathy for the likes of Nelson Obus.

Symptoms in children of any age include feeling cold to the touch, having very pale, mottled or blushed skin, having a rash that does not fade, having a fit or convulsing, very fast breathing and being difficult to rouse.

Teenagers are notoriously difficult to rouse in the morning, as parents know well.

Stockmar found Leopold difficult to rouse, and went to see the Princess, who grabbed his hand and told him, "They have made me tipsy".

Some campaign finance lawyers feel it is too difficult to rouse the public into the collective outcry required to speak as We the People.

Level of sedation was scored on a 4-point scale from 0 to 3 (0 = wide awake, 1 = rouses easily and can stay awake; 2 = rouses easily but has difficulty staying awake, and 3 = somnolent, difficult to rouse) [ 5].

It's hard to rouse Beriwan from her magazines.

It is difficult enough I'm sure to rouse teenagers from their weekend slumber to discuss a lunch date never mind a 26-year-old African conflict.

To rouse a party for a general election battle in difficult times is a tough ask for a party leader who has only been in the Commons for four years.

Stell told me to rouse you".

It was time to rouse the elephant.