Sentence examples for finding it difficult to understand from inspiring English sources
Writing in his column in the Daily Telegraph, Pietersen said: "I just find it incredibly deceitful what has happened to me and am frankly finding it difficult to understand right now.
After being told on Wednesday by England's new director of cricket, Andrew Strauss, that there was no way back into the international side this summer because of unresolved trust issues, Pietersen said: "I just find it incredibly deceitful what has happened to me and am frankly finding it difficult to understand right now.
"For your average fisherman, who feels very insignificant in front of God, they are finding it difficult to understand the connection between climate change and human activity," he told me.
This was a particular problem at a branch surgery where locums were often used: "They [locums] are finding it difficult to understand.
The short consultation time did not allow either the participants or their urologists to have sufficient time to communicate, which not only made it difficult for the urologists to understand the participants' suffering but also led to the participants finding it difficult to understand the treatment.
If you're finding it difficult to understand the rules, ask a Staff Member (typically those who have a rank that includes the word "Administrator" or "Moderator" in their rank).
It is difficult, at least I find it difficult, to understand another person's thinking.
But as the months came closer and closer to Obama's victory, that annoyance turned into understanding; I understood that Jackson was finding it difficult to deal with a new era of black leadership in this country filling his shoes, an era that will maybe see his son, Illinois Representative Jesse Jackson Jr., making a run for the Presidency in the years to come.
Like the other reviewers, I suspect, I am still finding it difficult to really evaluate the neuroscientific findings, as I cannot fully understand their implications.
