Sentence examples for almost impossible to understand from inspiring English sources

I've experienced African history, and I've learned that it's almost impossible to understand American history without understanding the history of slavery and the Civil War.

As Campolo writes, 'without understanding dispensationalism, however, it is almost impossible to understand how Christian Zionism has come to dominate American Evangelicalism and been so influential on the course of US Middle East policy' (Campolo 2005: 19).

He's almost impossible to understand.

It's almost impossible to understand Mr. Beitzel.

From the perspective of British and American multiculturalism, laïcité is almost impossible to understand.

His speech is so slurred he is almost impossible to understand.

It's almost impossible to see both.

Even more sobering, the ratio of CEO-to-worker compensation in 2013 was an almost-impossible-to-understand 295.9-to-1.

"At times," he said, "it seemed almost impossible to remotely understand how the program worked".

Ultimately, it's almost impossible to truly understand if there's a correlation between interview performance and job performance.

Eugene Archer, who was covering the festival for the Times, wrote that almost everyone agreed the film "was impossible to understand after a single viewing".