Sentence examples for difficult to sympathise from inspiring English sources

The young women of these houses found it difficult to sympathise with their drug-addled brothers.

If they were in possession of "spice", a synthetic form of cannabis, it is difficult to sympathise.

It may be difficult to sympathise with Leighton, who has since been sacked from Stepping Hill for stealing tramadol.

It is difficult to sympathise with a child killer, especially when he or she is the parent.

However, some may argue it is difficult to sympathise with the Red Devils in light of their reaction to the Eboue incident.

Terry had badly let down his team-mates, felling Sánchez with no provocation, and it was difficult to sympathise regardless of the traumas he must now endure.

However, despite his beauty and charm, the internal conflict in Brooke can be hard to sympathise with, Vanessa Curtis calling him "difficult for the reader to like" because he is "fey, brash, insecure and fickle".

It's not hard to sympathise.

I expect it is hard to sympathise for a Greg or Susannah.

But as the bodies pile up, it's hard to sympathise with its characters.

Despite his red card it was difficult not to sympathise with Atlético.