Sentence examples for difficult thing to explain from inspiring English sources

"That's the most difficult thing to explain.

"And sometimes that's a difficult thing to explain to a funder, when you're seven years down the line.

John Hagen, whose background is in classical music, says, "The difficult thing to explain to people if they haven't heard Lyle is what does he do.

But motivation is a mightily difficult thing to explain -- we rarely understand our own -- and in the end the inner man eludes their grasp.

"The difficult thing to explain with her is it's so far after the wire, and she was easing down like you'd like to see a horse slow down by that point," he said.

It's a difficult thing to explain, but this showcased the 360's slowness more than anything else.

"These are difficult things to explain.

One of the most difficult things to explain is the way in which a change in the quantity of money affects income.

One of the difficult things to explain is Bloodhound's extraordinary performance - 0-1,000-0 mph, covering 10 miles of Hakskeen Pan, in around 100 seconds.

Football is a complex game, so it's difficult to pin down any one thing to explain Rodgers' drop-off, but many people have done so anyway, zeroing in on his sex life with girlfriend Olivia Munn.

"So these things wander into your thoughts and the most difficult thing to do is to try to explain it," Jackson said, adding that Randolph and others reach "a moment when they cry out".