Sentence examples for difficulty engaging from inspiring English sources

He liked the story of the main character, a strange little boy who has difficulty engaging with the world and must be pushed to do so by his parents.

Early in their set some of these dulcet numbers – more likely to be acquainted with lazy afternoons at the beach or on the sofa than being heard at a venue of this size – found difficulty engaging the audience, and there were moments where the performance felt subdued.

Zambra's protagonists tend to be contemporary versions of the nineteenth-century "Superfluous Man" — young men who have difficulty engaging or connecting with other people, who seem to look in at life rather than live it, who appear to have spent far too much time inhabiting parallel universes (reading and writing fiction, playing on computers).

In the qualitative interviews, ERA advisers reported great difficulty engaging these participants.

The upshot is that many students have difficulty engaging with the material.

However, following release, many have difficulty engaging in HIV care and remaining on antiretroviral therapy.

But why? Lack of change partly reflected known problems associated with community engagement observed in all deprived areas: difficulties engaging the young, difficulties engaging men, the burn-out of key community activists.

If you are experiencing difficulty, engage in yoga practices or pick up a copy of "Zen Mind Beginner's Mind" by Shunryu Suzuki.

Students from underrepresented groups sometimes described difficulties engaging in group work where the rest of the group was entirely white men.

"This is a time when they will often have serious difficulties engaging, initiating projects and following through".

Our previous work has highlighted difficulties engaging young people with severe and complex presentations in psychotherapy.