Sentence examples for be difficult to envision from inspiring English sources

When he was told it would be difficult to envision him with a different team, he stared straight ahead and said, "We'll just have to see".

Looking at the brand's final models, it might be difficult to envision a time when a Mercury was cool enough for a high schooler.

If their run ends in a championship, it will be difficult to envision James skipping from a championship parade to Broadway.

"It would be difficult to envision a day when I was happy about someone else's success on the racetrack," said Marshall Carlson, the president of Hendrick Motorsports.

Until they prove otherwise, it will be difficult to envision them all sleek and shiny, as they appeared for three quarters Saturday, seemingly on the road to the N.B.A. finals.

If the explicit intent of Congress was to destroy the Postal Service it would be difficult to envision a more effective route than imposing a huge and arbitrary prefunding burden like this one.

It is difficult to envision an agreement without their support.

At least for now, it is difficult to envision readers who do not already know that.

It's difficult to envision that change happening in the next few years, but not impossible.

And yet it is difficult to envision where exactly real reform might come from.

Upstairs, I found an asymmetrical white goddess dress, which was difficult to envision outside a toga party.