Sentence examples for difficult to imagine this from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to imagine this concept holding an audience's interest past, say, episode three.

"It's difficult to imagine this happening in other places," Mr. Albert said.

It's difficult to imagine this kind of intervention being swallowed by the non-interventionists (we're guaranteeing stock prices!?!), and it's difficult to imagine this gift to shareholders being swallowed by the angry populists.

Most people found it difficult to imagine this sooty 1950s power station becoming a gallery of modern art.

Italy's prime minister, Matteo Renzi, told reporters "it was difficult to imagine" this would mean further sanctions against Russia.

Walking down Aberfan's high street today I'd often found it difficult to imagine this version of the village.

It is difficult to imagine how this process will ever be reversed or undone.

It is difficult to imagine that this selection was the result of vast reading in presidential history.

It is difficult to imagine that this South African attack is capable of the mastery which their forebears showed on those occasions.

It is easy to pity them, but difficult to imagine that this could be you, suddenly bereft of a solid place in the world.

KALININGRAD, Russia — Amid the sagging Soviet-era apartment blocks and hulking government buildings here, it can be difficult to imagine that this was once a German city graced with gingerbread-style facades and Teutonic spires.