Sentence examples for difficult to wrap from inspiring English sources

It's difficult to wrap numbers around that and prove it, but I think it's central.

THE demographics of Asia's large countries are sometimes difficult to wrap one's head around.

Is it because Cate Blanchett rhymes with "great plant set", and great plant sets – while a wonderful gift for elderly relatives – are notoriously difficult to wrap?

Yet, given that we think of the press and the White House as opposing forces, it's difficult to wrap our minds around the notion of them being in the dock together.

"It assailed you with an image, or a day, or a crime, or a terror, or a beauty so difficult to wrap your mind around that you had to shake your head in disbelief".

It's difficult to wrap my mind around it, really – that a person can feel so entitled to the body of another that the person forces himself inside another person.

It's difficult even to wrap your mind around the sheer hours it took to put this together.

But the most difficult thing to wrap my mind around was the fact that I had been wrong: lightning is indiscriminate.

The cemetery, we've been warned, is in a particularly rough neighborhood, a difficult concept to wrap our heads around after seeing the rest of town.

It's a really difficult thing to wrap your head around the idea that this person is behaving in an aggressive or antisocial way, but I'm not going to react to them the way I typically would because this person is not in control of him or herself.

Whether your toy needed an initial mains battery charge, assembly, or was just a really difficult shape to wrap, you'll be sorted.