Sentence examples for find it difficult to think of from inspiring English sources

In fact, I find it difficult to think of many foods they complement.

To this day, I find it difficult to think of that novel without getting the chills".

"I find it difficult to think of any area where republicans are working to make progress," Mr Trimble said.

"I find it difficult to think of myself as the old man of the industry, but it feels the same as it was in the early 1980s".

"Should these allegations be proven, I find it difficult to think of a much lower offence," Supt Danny Sullivan said on Thursday.

Journalists find it difficult to think of a legitimate reason that anyone who had not already lapsed into the dubious career of politics would give up respectable work (or a life of leisure) for a job that requires being polite to strangers, compromising with idiots and reading your every unguarded remark in tabloid headlines.

"He found it difficult to think of blacks as equals".

Most of the Republicans I spoke with this week found it difficult to think of anything substantive about their party that should change.

In his negative review for the album, Matthew Cole of Slant Magazine found it difficult to think of a song more unrefined or more irritating than "Peacock".

Because The Simpsons had been airing for such a long time, he found it difficult to think of a story that had not been done before.

"Many people find it difficult to think that we would be the result of a process that didn't involve design.