Sentence examples for difficult to suppose from inspiring English sources

But it's difficult to suppose that God has nothing to do with the deliberations of church bodies.

It is difficult to suppose that the trip to visit his wife and children in Dubai could restore instant harmony, regardless of the poolside photographs.

"It is difficult to suppose," Elliot writes, "that an art as prolific and expert as that of the Islamic world was driven by no more than a desire to impress the eye alone.

"In a country that has been devastated like Argentina, it is very difficult to suppose that we can tolerate a floating dollar," Mr. Fernández said in a radio interview.

Just as it would be difficult to suppose, while U.S.-Russia talks continue on limiting strategic nuclear arsenals, the West being ready call out the contradiction of Russia's probable unwillingness to scale back its tactical nuclear warheads.

It is difficult to suppose that smiles or holes have this sort of determinate identity.

Measuring these is complicated by the fact that the returns for IT spending of any sort are fiendishly difficult to gauge, supposing they exist at all.

This also means that they are difficult to study; I suppose that the physical and logistical challenges of this type of research are appealing to me (although less appealing as I get older)!

"We were told that modern music was supposed to be difficult to listen to, was supposed to be dissonant," he said.

But the thing with pensions is that they are very difficult to understand and I suppose we will go with the flow at the time".

Its difficult to trust, and I suppose after a time, we can start to believe our own hype and fool ourselves into thinking we're fine.