Sentence examples for be difficult to picture from inspiring English sources

The amount of energy building up on Earth due to human-caused global warming can be difficult to picture.

Religious fanaticism can be difficult to picture if you're a Chinese believer inclined to pick and choose the most pragmatic precepts from Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism.

"Lola signs on as designer, and soon songs are sung, lessons learned, and thigh-high patent leather donned," wrote Alexis Soloski who observed in her review: "For a musical with such racy themes, it would be difficult to picture a more conservative, family-friendly show".

While it may be difficult to picture the adorable, fluffy critters as a problem, they've wreaked havoc on Australia's natural environment and agriculture.

But it's difficult to picture astronomers as New York pols.

What once might have been difficult to picture (and stomach) is now strangely palatable.

It was difficult to picture elegant Adlai Stevenson here, to say nothing of Kofi Annan, or John Bolton.

It's difficult to picture anyone getting too confrontational with him.

I tell him it's difficult to picture him in shorts.

When he is sitting in a room, away from the battlefield, it is difficult to picture him as a warrior.

If A.C.C. expansion fails, Miami will remain in the Big East, although it is difficult to picture the university being warmly received.