Sentence examples for difficult to believe a from inspiring English sources
With all the secrecy (and lies) it is difficult to believe a word anyone says.
It's difficult to believe a man as intelligent as Stern would have risked his life's work and legacy to arrange for a few extra playoff games or cheap ratings points.
Prof Alan Woodward from Surrey University told the BBC he found it "difficult to believe" a passenger could access and manipulate flight control systems from a plug socket on an aircraft seat.
It might be difficult to believe a TSA agent would prevent her from making her flight, except that the incident was captured on video and posted to YouTube.
While it might seem difficult to believe, a good speech is really not about you, the speaker.
The family said: "We find many of the claims bizarre and difficult to believe, an independent inquiry would determine their truth or otherwise".
MPs on the public accounts committee today said of Starbucks: "We find it difficult to believe that a commercial company with a 31% market share by turnover, with a responsibility to its shareholders and investors to make a decent return, was trading with apparent losses for nearly every year of its operation in the UK".
Although some might find it difficult to believe that a man could willingly fall on a knife, Dr. Wecht, a former Pittsburgh coroner who said he has witnessed or performed 17,000 autopsies, said he had seen stranger things.
I also found it difficult to believe that a girl like Emily could simply watch a man tie a noose and hang himself.
* It is difficult to believe that a ballot initiative for or against a commercial airport at El Toro Marine Corps Air Station could go before Orange County voters without first requiring an environmental impact report.
