Sentence examples for even difficult to understand from inspiring English sources

It's not that liberty is a hard sell or even difficult to understand: it isn't.

It's even difficult to understand how X Japan's fan base enjoys their entire output, as in the beginning of their career it was all about punk rock, but by the end the songs can truly only be described as pop ballads at their sappiest.

It's even more difficult to understand how there can even be an affirmative defense for parents who are so careless.

But it is even more difficult to understand how the immune system copes with this onslaught.

This event, complex in itself, has been made even more difficult to understand by the mythology that later grew up around it.

While that was confusing in and of itself, it was even more difficult to understand why my doctors were giving me different perspectives regarding my new weight.

It is even more difficult to understand the poverty that is the daily experience of huge numbers of the world's people.

It was fragmentary, with a heavy accent, and the stroke Mr. Paik suffered six years ago has made him even more difficult to understand.

Next season, when the Championship becomes even more difficult to understand, it should start with a bang and not a whimper.

In a letter to the insurer, Ms. Sebelius noted that the company's parent, WellPoint, earned $2.7 billion in the last quarter of 2009, making the rate increases "even more difficult to understand".

It's not hard to avoid saying racist things; it's even less difficult to understand that while my son's friend worries about saying something racist, my son worries about being shot because someone is racist.