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

Analysts who find it difficult to understand Lebanese dynamics without resorting to black and white explanations have had a hard time understanding the election of Michel Aoun as the 13th president of the Lebanese Republic.

Many voters simply find it difficult to understand the amendment's details and consequences.

But most people find it difficult to understand the need for such a reaction.

"I find it difficult to understand why we are not all on the same team.

I find it difficult to understand why there's a debate over it".

"I find it difficult to understand China's inertia and evasiveness in my family's case.

It is difficult, at least I find it difficult, to understand another person's thinking.

If you scored below 22, you may find it difficult to understand a person's mental state based on their appearance.

"Westerners may find it difficult to understand the detention of some journalists and writers," Göktas wrote, in an e-mail.

We may find it difficult to understand such wisdom, but that is exactly why they are the superior civilization.

So I find it difficult to understand why people would volunteer to put themselves in such a position.