Sentence examples for difficult for me to accept from inspiring English sources

Everything he was saying was difficult for me to accept.

But it was difficult for me to accept this in Greece — a European country".

"Until they come up with experimental data, it's awfully difficult for me to accept the explanation," he said.

It was difficult for me to accept the position, because there was lawlessness in Mogadishu and it was a very challenging scenario.

I had spent so much time distancing myself from the Valley in my head that it was difficult for me to accept actual, geographic dimensions.

"It's going to be difficult for me to accept a change in authorship," honorary Prado director José Manuel Pita Andrade said, before the report was published.

As I broached the topic with chefs and cookbook authors from around the world, I duly noted the wide range of opinions: "It is a very difficult thing for me to accept". "When I think of this, my mouth does not water". "Not in our culture.

"We just went out of it with a whimper today and that's the difficult thing for me to accept.

Still, the fiction that we all felt compelled to keep up until the end — and, to a large extent, throughout her life — made it difficult to say good-bye and, later, for me, to accept the fact of her death.

Still, the fiction that we all felt compelled to keep up until the end and, to a large extent, throughout her life made it difficult to say good-bye and, later, for me, to accept the fact of her death.

Certainly the prejudices of the 1950's would have made it difficult for me to be accepted as just another Irish- or Anglo-American kid.