Sentence examples for be difficult to comprehend from inspiring English sources

Even then this moment will be difficult to comprehend: the Butler Bulldogs in the Final Four.

Even with training it would be difficult to comprehend them all.

Then, evoking much laughter, she said, "But all in all, I'm stoked!" Her euphoria may be difficult to comprehend.

The world's largest company by market capitalisation, Apple's masters of the universe scale can be difficult to comprehend.

Without a deeper personal connection to someone who served, it can be difficult to comprehend a veteran's experiences and the role they should play back in civilian society.

"Having seen and heard the battle lines drawn over whether or not Schwarz was in the bathroom -- through the testimony of Abner Louima, Eric Turetzky, Mark Schofield, Justin Volpe and Charles Schwarz," the letter continued, "being told that Schwarz need not have played any role in the assault would be difficult to comprehend".

Somehow, that fact was difficult to comprehend.

"It's difficult to comprehend," Primeau said.

The size of the plane is difficult to comprehend.

What was difficult to comprehend about Ronnie was that everything was fake.

"It is difficult to comprehend why it is not possible at this stage of the playoffs".