Sentence examples for be hard to wrap from inspiring English sources

"It's a deceptively simple idea," says Hansson, "but one that can initially be hard to wrap your head around.

She acknowledges that it can be hard to wrap the business mind around improv, because improvisers don't dwell on the future.

The resulting political porousness reasserts a vanished characteristic of the Camelot years that can be hard to wrap one's mind around in these cripplingly divisive times.

Risk estimates can be hard to wrap your head around, though, because no matter how well we can predict the likelihood of something happening in the future, once it happens it hardly matters what the likelihood was in the first place.

For many, it may be hard to wrap their minds around the fact that that a reality TV star and failed businessman who characterized Mexican immigrants as the "most unwanted people," calling them "criminals, drug dealers," and "rapists", was not only running for president, but is now polling well.

That might be hard to wrap your head around if you've never used an Applet before, so let's get concrete.

"It's hard to wrap my brain around the situation.

"It is hard to wrap your head around," she admits.

But the house was hard to wrap your head around".

On becoming a knuckleball pitcher: "It's hard to wrap my mind around it.

— that it's hard to wrap up the gestalt in a single phrase.