Sentence examples for are difficult to grasp. from inspiring English sources
Two new works are vast numerical installations, which are so overwhelming in scale that conceptually they are difficult to grasp.
While a number of participants spontaneously praised the capability of the graph interface for composing complex queries, our results evidence that graph interfaces are difficult to grasp.
And while the forces of globalization or the internal wranglings of the Labour Party are difficult to grasp, one's Bangladeshi or Jamaican neighbors are easy to see.
While some of the intricacies are difficult to grasp — the depths, busts and additives — the overall narrative is fascinating and clear.
The UK has bamboozling rules on residency for the super-rich – in particular its so-called "non-domicile" rules, which allow wealthy individuals to insist they are not permanently resident for tax purposes, are difficult to grasp.
The parameters of social-media conflict are difficult to grasp because Facebook posts seem irrelevant when compared to war or geopolitics — one is an online amusement, diversion, and sometime news source, while the other is life and death.
His points were difficult to grasp.
Therefore the bowel is difficult to grasp and manipulate.
Even as it stands, the concept is difficult to grasp.
But it's difficult to grasp precisely what Lesser means.
It was difficult to grasp what was occurring in front of the eyes.
