Sentence examples for find impossible to grasp from inspiring English sources

But tomorrow, off Fort Lauderdale, Fla., a race begins that is centered on a waterborne concept -- offshore beach catamarans -- that many find impossible to grasp.

Her expression I find impossible to read.

Above all, these writers seemed to find it impossible to grasp how a novelist of Greene's acuity, seriousness and fame could have a relationship with a woman of Cloetta's provincial, unartistic background.

The Kibera district of Nairobi, the second largest slum in Africa, is home to squalor and deprivation on a scale that visitors from the first world find almost impossible to grasp.

Socialists, governments, and most big companies find it impossible to grasp this truth.

I'd been in a dozen cities where he had stayed, visited countless rooms he was said to have lived in, and spoken with many people who had known him, but still I often found it impossible to grasp a solid notion of who he was and how he got that way.

Most found it nearly impossible to grasp the complex factors that had vectored together to put her life into the hands of a madman (case still open).

Don Quixote he found impossible to finish.

With that from Geof Hewitt, who edited the first two books by the reclusive Bard of Montclair, it's not entirely impossible to grasp the allure of the year's least likely literary find — a heretofore unknown trove of quite baffling letters that Hamilton wrote to the Montclair Police Department over almost three decades.

The distance to Mars is almost impossible to grasp.

It's almost impossible to grasp that she's still only 18.