Sentence examples for difficult to imagine when from inspiring English sources

If it is difficult to imagine when the resources might again be marshalled or the will found to push through a venture on the scale of the Apollo programme, it is equally hard to think of anyone taking on the task of describing such an undertaking with Mailer's gusto and urgency.

-- Kelsey and Scott" Whether or not you understand or even care about the technical jargon, the dispatches offer a glimpse into the vicissitudes and rhythms of a Web service provider, which can be difficult to imagine when you are on the other end of the line.

Any hope of a Hamilton fight back became more difficult to imagine when Lyon was given a straight red card for a lunge at Johnson, but within moments of his ordering off substitute Nigel Hasselbaink outmuscled his marker to drag a shot just wide.

It is not difficult to imagine why.

It's difficult to imagine now, when she routinely makes the ubiquitous 50 best-dressed lists, but she was, she says, overweight and depressed.

It's not difficult to imagine that when the smoke clears from this fall's budget showdown and debt limit hostage-taking, that Republicans will find themselves mired in full-scale civil war with Tea Party radicals who are even further emboldened to push their no-compromise agenda on the party".

Perhaps they find it difficult to imagine a time when theatre was improvised in response to terrifying headlines, a time when delivering a line of dialogue with a chilling sense of dread did not even require acting.

MOSCOW ― "Rossiya bez Putina!" "Rossiya bez Putina!" "Russia without Putin!" "Russia without Putin!" In today's Putin-dominated world, it's difficult to imagine a time when chants calling for a Russia sans Vladimir could be a reality, when the Russian president wasn't automatically deemed a force for global order (or disorder).

Then it may dawn: It is difficult to imagine facing death when you're not.

It is difficult to imagine a moment when this matters more".

It is difficult to imagine a time when he pope wasn't part of the restrained gestures.