Sentence examples for found hard to adjust from inspiring English sources

The aim at Riverside, with its lurid, pistachio-coloured galleries (a choice I found hard to adjust to), has been to appeal to all ages.

I felt lucky to be alive, but I found it hard to adjust to civilian life.

High-spirited and mischievous, she found it hard to adjust to the anxiety of living under surveillance.

Dmitri, as the indulged son of two doting parents, found it hard to adjust to his numerous schools, but eventually achieved distinction.

Even parents who were delighted that their children had had life-enhancing experiences and opportunities, found it hard to adjust to the changes.

But Britain's politicians - and its Foreign Office - have found it hard to adjust to the loss, not so much of onetime colonies, as of the global clout the colonies once afforded.

Mr Ghosn also concedes that Nissan's senior managers may have found it hard to adjust to sharing their hyperactive chief executive with Renault, and taking on new responsibilities in his absence.

Petrov had broken into the first team of his hometown club Montana at the age of 15, but he initially found it hard to adjust to life in Scotland following a £2m move.

Drummer Phil Selway also found it hard to adjust to the recording sessions.

He spent much of the early season injured, and found it hard to adjust to the NBA's style of play.

Cosima, a Parisian by upbringing, found it hard to adjust to life in Berlin, which was then a more provincial city than Paris.