Sentence examples for is difficult to muster from inspiring English sources

In the end, despite McDonough's strenuous efforts, it is difficult to muster much empathy for Wynette.

For younger and more liberal voters especially, it is difficult to muster enthusiasm for the prospect of voting for the first woman president when it's unclear what she stands for.

But it is difficult to muster much of a defense against this dismissive label when being asked to stomach sentences like these, which describe Jacqueline's memories of her former lover, a young French journalist who helped her flee Liberia: "Her escape would be his last burden before ridding himself of her vile country.

Unless inequality can be reduced and political power more democratized, it is difficult to muster confidence that we'll succeed.

And for investors nearly everywhere, it was difficult to muster much confidence.

It was difficult to muster an argument in front of his beaming, excited eyes.

It has been difficult to muster the intellectual or organizational energy for anything but playing defense.

With the dark evenings and chilly weather setting in, it can be difficult to muster the motivation to get out for a run.

It was difficult to muster sympathy for the teenagers raising families in prison and on welfare, scores said, because they were so distracted by the repeated unplanned pregnancies.

But with each team missing its best player -- Kidd for the Nets and Baron Davis for the Hornets -- it was difficult to muster any excitement.

"It can be difficult to muster outrage as frequently as Donald Trump should cause it, but his smear against President Obama requires it," she wrote.