Sentence examples for find it difficult to accept the from inspiring English sources

The various movements balance one another so well that those who are accustomed to hearing them would find it difficult to accept the substitution of other movements.

Human rights advocates say they find it difficult to accept the government's assertion that all the other killings were the work of drug dealers determined to eliminate informers.

"I haven't the slightest doubt that there are a lot of white men who still find it difficult to accept the fact, the reality, that we have a black president in this country".

Abraham H. Foxman National Director Anti-Defamation League New York, Sept.15, 2009 • To the Editor: As an American citizen of Jewish descent, and one who fully supports the state of Israel, I find it difficult to accept the attitude of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with regard to the settlement issue.

Furthermore, a research proposal with a title such as "Precursor Study of Earthquake Using Ionospheric Parameters" is less likely to be supported as reviewers still find it difficult to accept the existence of EQ effects on the ionosphere.

This finding may be explained by a particular "ideological stubbornness" of the former migrants, who may find it difficult to accept the very existence of the independent Latvian state and to reconsider their role in it.

De-Laurey still finds it difficult to accept the full extent of her crimes.

Bob McNamara found it difficult to accept the human situation of inevitable tragedy.

"I would find somebody who found it difficult to accept the word of a court impossible to work with on any kind of sex offender treatment programme".

I find it difficult to accept that patients are dying from the germs their physicians and nurses give them.

Given these issues, I find it difficult to accept that the input to the binary classifier was meaningful.