Sentence examples for hard to attend from inspiring English sources

It is hard to attend Mostly Mozart Festival concerts these days without getting birds on the brain.

In Vancouver and Whistler, the dispersion of events and the suffocating security made it hard to attend more than one competition in a day.

It was not clear why Bukhari was thinking of leaving Christ the King, a school he had fought hard to attend.

Although the visual imagery Ms. Hopkins culled from her voyage through the Arctic is among the greatest pleasures of the show — at times it's hard to attend to her narration because the vistas of serene white landscapes untouched by human hands are so beguiling — "This Clement World" also provides consistent allure in Ms. Hopkins's original songs.

20 years later and I still find it hard to attend a memorial and I find it preposterous to post or even say the phrase "never forget" only because remembering is so agonizing.

Regarding off-site activation's and conferences and non-music events -- quite frankly, they are hard to attend because the main event and after parties just melt into the night.

"But now I'm keeping a fair amount of information in my head, and that could create a level of cognitive demand which makes it harder to attend.

The Vice-Presidency did not carry many official duties, but Coolidge was invited by President Harding to attend cabinet meetings, making him the first Vice President to do so.

With the recent expansion projects of the college underway, one of them being a new dining pavilion already completed, the second a renovation and expansion to one of the college's main buildings, it's not hard to see why many who attend the college are wondering why money cannot be found to satisfy the faculty and staff.

It could be because we are neurologically hard-wired to attend to threats and to pay attention to conflict.

(You'd be hard-pressed to attend a wedding and not see a woman in a pantsuit).