Sentence examples for difficult to sympathize from inspiring English sources

It's difficult to sympathize with such logistical problems.

It's difficult to sympathize fully with either of these two characters.

Kimbrough's drug history, her lawyers acknowledge, may make it difficult to sympathize with her.

I find it difficult to sympathize with women and girls who don't take precautions, but this movie turned me around.

I find it difficult to sympathize with Ann L. Berrios as she unfavorably compares her family's wealth with her more affluent neighbors' ("No Wealth of Opportunity," Op-Ed, Sept. 25).

It is also the most difficult to sympathize with, since, in those years of the post-Stalin "thaw," it seems likely that the composer more or less voluntarily applied to join.

Some of these parolees were very hard to sympathize with.

It may be hard to sympathize with the TV and movie writers on strike.

The pressure for an heir eventually reaches breaking point, and it's difficult not to sympathize, even if you're not a teenage-girl viewer.

Veterans said the culture of this counterinsurgency war, in which most Iraqi civilians were assumed to be hostile, made it difficult for soldiers to sympathize with their victims--at least until they returned home and had a chance to reflect.

But it's hard not to sympathize with Craig.