Sentence examples for finds it difficult to explain from inspiring English sources

While the music is expressive and dramatic, she finds it difficult to explain what she's singing about.

But he finds it difficult to explain how he decides to pair a song with a language.

One of the local pecularities of our town which one finds it difficult to explain to visitors is the Long Island Railroad.

When he mentors young immigrants, he said, he finds it difficult to explain why they should go to college in a country where they will not be able to work legally, even with a college degree.

On the other hand, he finds it difficult to explain just what differentiates one of his buildings from the 1950's on 77th and Third from nearby structures by competing architects, like H. I. Feldman and Horace Ginsbern.

Raised in a conservative Parisian family, the daughter of a mechanical engineer and a homemaker, Ms. Bonnefond finds it difficult to explain why she chose the path she did.

If you find it difficult to explain your game on paper, then its going to be even more difficult to learn.

Darwin first suggested the theory of sexual selection in order to solve a problem regarding his theory of natural selection (Darwin 1871); he found it difficult to explain existence of traits that reduced survival of its bearer.

I find it difficult to explain.

Saretta was emotional after the upset and found it difficult to explain.

I find it difficult to explain just how low I was at that time.