Sentence examples for a difficult concept to from inspiring English sources

It's a difficult concept to grasp.

Again, initially I found this a difficult concept to grasp.

It's such a difficult concept to get your head around.

For some, that is a difficult concept to grasp.

The hollow bent shape of the fortune cookie seems to be a difficult concept to grasp.

"People are drinking craft beers at home with food, but it's been a difficult concept to grasp in restaurants".

But it remains a difficult concept to accept for a political leadership flushed by economic success and 60 years of Communist Party rule.

J. Trevor Hughes, writing on a blog called Privacy Perspectives, said that "privacy has always been a difficult concept to define".

This is power dynamics at work, and although power dynamics is a difficult concept to explain, we all know it when we see it.

This would not seem to be a difficult concept to grasp, yet Chief Justice Roberts, Justice Scalia and Justice Alito appeared baffled by it.

Explain clearly: Research shows that the Green Deal can be a difficult concept to sell irrespective of housing tenure or income group, although people respond well to the idea once it is properly explained.