Sentence examples for be difficult to believe from inspiring English sources
It may be difficult to believe, as Jamieson advises, that stress can benefit your performance.
She managed to produce works that are each so different it can be difficult to believe they are written by the same person.
The last point would be difficult to believe for any visitor to his spartan, cramped apartment where he lives with his infirm wife.Mr Zhou says efforts to stamp out corruption have not been thorough enough.
Given Mr. Murdoch's history of deal making and high-risk investment, it may be difficult to believe that he can sit still for long, especially now when many media companies seem intent on growing bigger.
It would anyway be difficult to believe that 28 democracies would submit themselves to a "faceless superstate", even for the 10-15% of laws that we do jointly at EU level.
IT MAY be difficult to believe, but there was a time when the chairman of America's Federal Reserve Board was not the most listened-to person in Washington and in Wall Street; when markets were not moved by every opaque statement made by the man who controls interest rates.
It's difficult to believe that that is its future.
