Sentence examples for was difficult to connect from inspiring English sources

In my mind, it was difficult to connect Montreal and Minnesota by water at all.

He had seemed cultured and courteous, and it was difficult to connect him with the acts of torture and repression blamed on the men he commanded.

It was as Odette, not Odile, that Polina Semionova "was difficult to connect with" and it was as Odile in the Act III pas de deux, not as Odette, that she "possessed more glittering allure".

Yet, as Odette, this dancer, who naturally exudes a feminine innocence, was difficult to connect with: just as her eyes lingered upward or downward, her wrists bent in a way that inhibited the rippling force of her arms and back.

Still, it was difficult to connect with them given their shyness and the language barrier.

O'Toole's Mary, for example, is wound up tight from beginning to end, which must be emotionally exhausting for O'Toole herself, but was difficult to connect to as an audience member.

Establish character – otherwise it is difficult to connect with what is frightening.

But there are so many characters it's difficult to connect with any of them.

It can be difficult to connect biodiversity loss with the somewhat removed problems that it causes.

It is difficult to connect with the mind of another creature.

Yet even today, it's difficult to connect those early shootings.