Sentence examples for difficult to comprehend of from inspiring English sources

The numbers on the exchange will change; it'll be great, and a welcome, temporary relief from the numbers, still difficult to comprehend, of jobs lost and plants closed.

This news is difficult to comprehend for a generation of men who have grown up seeing images of famous older men becoming fathers.

"That's difficult to comprehend for a lot of people," Mr. Waxman said.

Melissa Maerz of Entertainment Weekly found the "bouncy peace-flag-waver" lyrics of the song contradictory and difficult to comprehend because of "a bonus track called 'Shut Up' that invites the haters to 'suck my [dick].

Despite feeling permanently frustrated and overheated, and finding it difficult to comprehend some of the conservative and narrow-minded attitudes, I immediately knew it was going to be a major part of my life.

"It is very difficult to comprehend the senselessness of it," said Michael J. Ritacco, superintendent of the 18,000-student Toms River School District.

What happened in New Orleans is a catastrophe of so large a scale, it is difficult to comprehend the extent of the upheaval.

"Even now, it remains difficult to comprehend the magnitude of such a senseless crime - which claimed the lives of 259 innocent men, women, and children in the skies above Scotland, along with the lives of 11 residents of the peaceful town of Lockerbie".

But he said it was difficult to comprehend the level of mistrust.

It is difficult to comprehend the impact of Mr. Dylan's songs.

For the England party and those who followed them around Japan, it was difficult to comprehend the impact of the tournament on the home front.