Sentence examples for a harder time imagining from inspiring English sources

With some exceptions, Obama's passion for organizing finds more enthusiasm among candidates closer to the president's age and newer to politics (candidates like Senator Michael Bennet of Colorado), while older Democrats have a harder time imagining that a bunch of volunteers and a dozen virtual town-hall meetings are going to matter more than labor endorsements and some killer 30-second spots.

While Mr. Hegeman said he could certainly see people whipping out their hand-held devices to watch a five-minute short, or check the news, or send e-mail, he had a harder time imagining that many people would want to watch big Hollywood movies on something that could fit into their hand.

"Potential buyers may say they have imagination, but believe it or not, most people have a hard time imagining what an apartment would look like with their own stuff," Mr. Wescott said.

I have a hard time imagining your getting really angry.

Mary has a hard time imagining life without her husband.

I have a hard time imagining a better place to work.

I'm having a hard time imagining your diet being tasty.

I have a hard time imagining any other president goofing around like that.

I have a hard time imagining what the positives could be.

I just have a hard time imagining bosses saying, well, boy what a letdown.

But I have a hard time imagining that a turbocharged motor will ever belt out noises like this one.