Sentence examples for it difficult to feel from inspiring English sources

As I walk along its perimeter, enlivened by the crisp, early winter chill, I find it difficult to feel the distant pain of the thousands at Ma'arat al-Nu'uman, slaughtered on 12 December , 1098 some 60 miles to my north by the Crusader armies of Count Raymond of Toulouse, who after the orgy of killing, cooked and ate many of their victims.

"Not being paid makes it difficult to feel valued for your work.

Even those who "know" the extent of climate change find it difficult to feel authentic moral outrage about it.

For others, a deep sense of uncertainty makes it difficult to feel that refreshing sense of the turning page.

Although I knew that we had been happy I found it difficult to feel any of that happiness.

Most of us have found our minds wandering in important meetings, and I do find it difficult to feel any genuine anger towards Mills for getting caught out.

We can intellectually grasp that it's happening, but it's difficult to feel it the way we feel threats from identifiable Bad Guys.

When we disconnect from their humanness, it makes it more difficult to feel compassion.

The Sunderland manager continued: "It's difficult to feel it (the pressure Moyes is under), but you can see it and I don't think it's nice, I don't.

And, when we don't feel compassion for ourselves, it's difficult to feel it for others.

But it's difficult to feel sorry for its hero when he's having so much fun feeling sorry for himself.