Sentence examples for difficult to make sense of from inspiring English sources

"It is difficult to make sense of".

The crash itself was difficult to make sense of.

It is much more difficult to make sense of what Arendt actually meant.

We have now various strands conflicting with one another, and it is difficult to make sense of the future.

NICE haven't really given the background research for this so it is difficult to make sense of it.

It's difficult to make sense of these conventions, unless you think of the early tour as being much more social, civic, and patriotic than now.

It's difficult to make sense out of what appears to be senseless gun violence.

"There is something there we don't know about, he won't retire for the sake of retiring, it is difficult to makes sense of it".

First, the footprint is a difficult measure to make sense of.

This is forbidding, and the most difficult exhibit to make sense of, even within an understanding of Finlay's vision of the poem – including the concrete poem (or Bath-stone poem) – as a place of order inhabited by paradox.

But this is implausible, for it is very difficult even to make sense of a momentary agent.