Sentence examples for difficulty of comprehending the from inspiring English sources

The magazine's next and last article on the subject, by Arthur Koestler on June 9 , 1944 dealt mainly with the difficulty of comprehending "the greatest mass killing in recorded history".

Burrell argues that the theory is an easy way out for "critics stymied by the difficulty of comprehending the novel and the search for some kind of understanding of it".

Perhaps you might reflect upon the artist's nationality, on the difficulty of ever comprehending the sheer scale of China, of its remote and immense population.

Thus, on the hedonistic account, King Lear might come out far behind Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's The Song of Hiawatha, or Joyce Kilmer's "Trees," in view of the difficulty of comprehending Shakespeare by many people and the pleasant, easy lilting quality of Longfellow's poem; similarly, a simple ditty might come out ahead of Bach's Mass in B Minor.

But the difficulty of comprehending Kant's views gives interpreters a reason to place a greater emphasis on context—I will especially highlight Kant's reactions to his most significant predecessors in this area, Leibniz and Newton.

In line with this hypothesis, the currently preferred concept of alexithymia is as a trans-nosographic clinical dimension extending along a continuum proceeding from the normal to the pathological according to the level of difficulty of comprehending and communicating emotional experiences [44].

The fourth woman was excluded because she experienced difficulties with comprehending the questions during the interview and with completing the questionnaires.

Stimulus homogeneity, intended as the degree of difficulty in comprehending the situation represented in the script (clarity of the context and the represented subjects), and the complexity (number of details represented) were tested with a 5-points Likert scale.

Mr Robinson is also reported as saying that "the problem is that the United States is an idealistic and moral country and its citizens have great difficulty in comprehending the kinds of problems faced by Argentina today".

If it is true that the human mind has difficulty in comprehending the enormity of mass killings and it is the single example or a digestible combination of them that really brings home the utter horror, then nowhere is that more true than in the pink-painted Kigali Memorial Centre in the capital.

It may also reflect difficulty in comprehending the concept of CRU and what the items comprising the scale were asking.