Sentence examples for a hard notion from inspiring English sources

It's a hard notion to get your head around, but I think that is true.

Both "intrinsic" and "real" (in the relevant sense) are hard notions to elucidate.

Of course, getting a PhD is often very restricting in a practical sense — few job opportunities, committing yourself to a lifelong form of hyperspecialized job training — but it's still a hard set of notions to shake.

The European left has often had a hard time with this notion.

D.R.: I have a hard time with the notion of objectivity.

"It's true I have a hard time with the notion of creating a character," Mr. Garrel said.

I have a hard time understanding the notion that there's a severe need for more workers from abroad when wages for these jobs rose only 4.5percentt between 2000 and 2011.

The world, or the "West", or whatever we chose to call that significant "other", is constantly pitted against Islam, and more often than not against its violent face, an Islam that has a hard time reconciling contemporary notions of the state, of democracy and the rule of law with Islamic tradition.

Yet the notion of a hard core seems unlikely to work.

And so he had a hard time accepting the tabloid notion that mobsters were uniquely evil.

If American casualties were to spike in late 2009 or 2010, that notion would be a hard one to swallow for the U.S. Congress.