Sentence examples for makes it difficult to enjoy from inspiring English sources

Being judged in a public way all day every day makes it difficult to enjoy learning.

Most importantly, counting calories takes the focus away from our food itself which makes it difficult to enjoy our meals.

Most respondents (94%) thought that having back pain makes it difficult to enjoy life (item 18), and 93% thought that it is hard to understand back pain if you have not had it yourself (item 20).

The Not So Good Weather Most of the year, Chicago lives up to its Windy City moniker, making it difficult to enjoy its al fresco and architectural charms.

The pressure made it difficult to enjoy sometimes".

But Wright said the loss made it difficult to enjoy the moment.

The sheer number of inconsistencies and clueless behaviour made it difficult to enjoy the movie even on a popcorn level.

Sequels rarely survive comparison with their predecessors and the changes in Heller's writing, to say nothing of the changes in our sensibility, make it difficult to enjoy Yossarian as a twice-divorced senior citizen.

I spent the entire party watching the girl — and even spent 15 minutes in the bathroom with her — which made it difficult to enjoy time with my daughter and our other guests.

At a certain point, parts of the body stop working properly, making it difficult to enjoy the time you've got.

While many reviews applauded the single-player campaign, the multiplayer mode bore the brunt of the game's criticism, with MacDonald, Speer and Miller all finding fault with it, describing it as lackluster and stating that the difference between the developer's vision for the game mode and the finished product made it difficult to enjoy.