Sentence examples for Have difficulty believing from inspiring English sources

"But I tweet so much people sometimes have difficulty believing it's me".

Even somebody living in a bubble stretching over Harvard Yard would have difficulty believing that.

Over half of Americans have difficulty believing that the Big Bang created the universe 13.8 billion years ago, a new poll of scientific attitudes has found.

(One woman in the jury pool said she would have difficulty believing the testimony of an illegal immigrant; she was excused).

"I have difficulty believing that a government like the United States organized a press conference yesterday to single out one particular company, and I wonder why it is going so far," Batas said.

William O. Douglas, the Supreme Court justice, wrote in 1969 that anyone reading the courtroom transcript "will have difficulty believing that the trial with which it deals took place in the United States".

Perhaps a youth-obsessed culture has difficulty believing such tidings.

Graebner has difficulty believing that the ball has come back.

Adam D. Weinberg, the Whitney's director, said he had great respect for Ms. Levin's scholarship, but had difficulty believing her charges.

Eduardo Cabrera, the factory's union leader admits he has difficulty believing that investors were willing to keep a company going for nine years without making a profit.

The dramas — the feud with Shaq; the rape allegation ("I had difficulty believing that Kobe was capable of committing such an act," Jackson writes); the incessant toying with leaving the Lakers — are given their due.