Sentence examples for find it difficult to connect from inspiring English sources

I find it difficult to connect.

Mr. Foer's own journey of discovery contrasts with that of most American Jews, who know very little about Judaism and thus find it difficult to connect to Jewish traditions in a meaningful way.

Muller's tale shows how, despite ever-increasing global economic ties, China has in some ways closed itself off from the outside world, as even some of the most invested foreigners find it difficult to connect to Chinese individuals on a cultural level.

He found it difficult to connect with anyone.

First-time cruise-goers found it difficult to connect the dots and understand the spatial relationships, slopes and speeds of seafloor goings-on.

Kidd also has a strong relationship with Deron Williams, the Nets' star point guard, a potentially critical factor because previous coaches have found it difficult to connect with Williams.

"I read an interview with Maggie where she said she found it difficult to connect to the head, but I think the whole point of my character is that he's supposed to be fascinated with the head.

Thankfully, the sound had marginally improved by the time they played "Back In Black", but I still found it difficult to connect to the gig in any way.

I am finding it difficult to connect the dots".

Many black people, especially those of the older generation, find it difficult to understand or feel connected to the movement.

For some reason, I am still very connected to my teenage self, so I don't find it difficult to pretend to be 15 again.