Sentence examples for found it difficult to condemn a from inspiring English sources

Israelis were split: even those who consider Sharon distasteful and his timing terrible found it difficult to condemn a Jew for visiting a Jewish holy place.

The YMCA is similarly defensive: "We find it difficult to condemn any scheme which carries potential to help individuals gain new skills or prepare for future employment".

She found it difficult to absorb food.

I found it difficult to breathe.

She found it difficult to find work.

I found it difficult to replace them.

Congress may find it difficult to resist the urge to condemn him as a bad person, even if there is no evidence that he has committed high crimes and misdemeanors.

Find it difficult to make a decision?

With Chávez gone, the crowds returned again and again during the following weeks either to support or condemn his successor, Nicolás Maduro, who was always going to find it difficult to fill the huge political space left by his predecessor.

I would find it difficult to argue.

I find it difficult to explain.