Sentence examples for find it difficult to grasp from inspiring English sources

Many adults themselves find it difficult to grasp.

Because of this people find it difficult to grasp how weak I really am.

"Politicians find it difficult to grasp the implications of these changes.

Americans, with the richness of intermingling cultures, can find it difficult to grasp how vulnerable other societies can feel.

I find it difficult to grasp why people buy the lie that quality can only go up if more money is spent.

Teachers are concerned that students will find it difficult to grasp the dynamics of an entirely new language at such a young age.

Hardy finds it difficult to grasp the methods of his friend, who doesn't use traditional proofs to solve his problems.

Their frustration in me could be justified – I found it difficult to grasp not just the movement but also their way of explaining things.

Campbell, 29, whose commitment to his sport is such that he is to be found out training on Christmas morning in the belief that it is a sacrifice his opponents would not make, initially found it difficult to grasp his success, telling a television interviewer he was sorry it was not gold.

Birnie, a barber by trade, finds it difficult to grasp that the elite boys are not more hands-on with the preparation of their 'rocket ships'.

When reading her lines, she found it difficult to grasp the character's personality, as "Although the show had been created by Jews, this script had clearly not been written by them;" so she took a break so she could do research into her family memorabilia and conceive a personality to reflect in the character's voice.