Sentence examples for difficulty imagining from inspiring English sources

But Duval had difficulty imagining Woods, or anyone else, shooting 272 or lower.

He had no difficulty imagining the scene, and he could think of no good reason not to share it.

"I have some difficulty imagining that 10 years in prison is going to do either him or society much good".

If the Administration has been reluctant to put forward a comprehensive peace plan, it's not because it has any difficulty imagining such a plan.

Mrs. H. had done so badly on the formal tests of visual recognition that I had difficulty imagining how she managed in daily life.

Marsyl String, 47, laid off after working as a customer service manager at US Airways nearly half her life, said she was having difficulty imagining doing anything else.

Today, as we are introducing mass-personalized goods and services, many business leaders will have great difficulties imagining how creating special jobs for people with little income can be better business than tailoring jobs for the engineers that companies compete for.  .

I would have difficulties imagining having sex with any man now.

Participants reported little difficulty in imagining the scenarios, as evidenced by high reported vividness of the imagination for both the pleasant and neutral scenarios (7.7±1.2 vs 7.0±1.5, mean±SD, p = 0.08).

"People may confuse the difficulty of imagining personal change with the unlikelihood of change itself," the authors wrote in Science.

It is the difficulty of imagining such changes that makes schemes like Levitt and Dubner's at once so alluring and so dangerous.