Sentence examples for difficulty grasping from inspiring English sources

No wonder some of us subjects have difficulty grasping the concept.

I have difficulty grasping what would be the payoff for setting fire to a dog".

As a non-citizen with an American child myself, I have no difficulty grasping that.

Mr. Davis said he had difficulty grasping that a man he thought was a friend would steal from him.

For one thing, most people over 30 have a bit of difficulty grasping the concept of why you'd want a digital version of yourself online.

During the three-hour session, Mr. Suharto "had difficulty grasping the questions, because they were too long," said his lawyer, Juan Felix Tampubolon.

Killam's comments about Trump's difficulties grasping the written language back up remarks previously made by Pete Davidson.

Since participants had difficulties grasping the concept of these reversely keyed items, we decided to omit those items from the DAS-A.

The difficulty is to comprehend 'the difficulty.' " For Johnson, the difficulty was grasping that in much of America, if not yet the Deep South, the "average man" now opposed Jim Crow.

The difficulty about grasping this concept lies in fitting it into the fragmented framework of our thought about the earth and our own place on it.

His appearance at the Treasury select committee had instantly demonstrated his difficulty in grasping numbers when he told MPs the bank had assets of £3bn.