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

Seeing the show for the first time can feel a bit like space travel: the immediate atmosphere is so unfamiliar and discomfiting that you find it difficult to focus.

Behind the company lies the belief that there is something broken with educational systems around the world, in that students can often leave school with limited knowledge despite 12 years of learning or that teachers can find it difficult to focus on a mixed-ability class of students.

Children with ADHD find it difficult to focus on long-term over short-term rewards, and exhibit impulsive behavior for short-term rewards.

People find it difficult to focus on more refined needs when their basic needs are not met (so even very successful and self-aware people can find themselves mentally plunked back to the bottom of the hierarchy when they feel they're in danger or are incredibly hungry).

Many LGBT students find it difficult to focus on academics because of stigmatization, intolerance, chronic stress, and discrimination [ 13, 14].

Your friend may find it difficult to focus on putting one foot in front of the other.

It got to a point at which she found it difficult to focus on her joband lost confidence, she says.

"Watching 3D movies, either I found it difficult to focus, or they'd keep throwing things at you all the time.

I found it difficult to focus in the main character's perspective and liked to think about what Peeta's point of view was like and how different it would have been to Katniss'.

President Trump's advisers found it difficult to focus his attention on the enormity of the act, until his daughter Ivanka, after seeing pictures of dead children with foam around their lips and nostrils, spoke to him.

She said that, even in the solitude of the detention center, Ms. Tymoshenko has tried to read the Bible, but found it difficult to focus her attention on anything other than politics.