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

Without it, many Afghans may find it difficult to see its leaders as fighting for anything but themselves.

Its very decisiveness has created enemies who find it difficult to see beyond their enmity.

"I find it difficult to see it as a credible argument," Mr Petry said.

"I find it difficult to see how Mr Horta-Osorio can wriggle out of this.

"In the absence of peace, I find it difficult to see a way out of this".

At times I find it difficult to see the rain as anything other than a nuisance.

But she found it difficult to see his face.

Each finds it difficult to see the other as anything other than a bloodstained monster.

Others found it difficult to see beyond the general's haggard appearance, which was the result of myriad ailments.

He found it difficult to see how Lord Widgery reached the general conclusions he did, even on the evidence set out in his report.

"This court finds it difficult to see any illegal behavior outside of the reliance upon the content of speech created by others," Bowman wrote.