Sentence examples for found difficult to accept from inspiring English sources

"Some things I found difficult to accept.

It was being identified with other Jews that they found difficult to accept.

Cross-dressing and transgender – this is something they found difficult to accept.

Not a single!" There are aspects of western culture she has found difficult to accept.

Upholding that ruling on Monday, Judge John Angel, president of the information tribunal, said Foreign Office witnesses had downplayed the importance of a decision to go to war, a view the tribunal found "difficult to accept".

The boy seems remarkably well adjusted, so much so that it suggests the message that life goes on, that children will grow up and they will get by – one I found difficult to accept, perhaps because I realised that, 70 years later, not much has changed.

This is what I find difficult to accept," she says.

"He has a very simplistic view of the world, which we find difficult to accept.

They also see a role in internal medicine as crawling probes and sensors, a prospect that patients might find difficult to accept, but which might eventually help doctors navigate some of the body's trickier passageways.

Rudd's spectacular fall is a fate that the now former PM, a proud man who some say is driven by a quiet rage, will find difficult to accept – he shed tears in his farewell address.

They might attach strings to a fast-track deal that Mr Bush will find difficult to accept, such as generous compensation for workers displaced by foreign competition, or the enforcement of labour standards in America's bilateral agreements.