Sentence examples for found difficult to understand from inspiring English sources

He was made of parts that Natalie considered mutually exclusive, and found difficult to understand together.

Our customers often felt confused by language they found difficult to understand.

Such investigations will not only elucidate mythological, ritualistic, doctrinal, aesthetic, and psychic motifs and themes but will also provide educative insights to modern people, who have been caught up in social and religious forces that they have found difficult to understand.

The religious writings of Vane were so unusual as to have been found difficult to understand, even baffling, by readers as varied as Richard Baxter, Clarendon, Gilbert Burnet and David Hume, and continue to be seen so today.

The patients were asked to read the letter at home, evaluate it and underline words, phrases or sentences they found difficult to understand.

Problems with comprehension were dealt with by training research assistants to provide vernacular translations for texts that students found difficult to understand.

-What might people find difficult to understand about these topics?

"The fact that people at the top are so intransigent, I find difficult to understand..

This is a concept many find difficult to understand or embrace.

This was, Justice Brennan added, "a relationship that many non-Indians find difficult to understand".

Yet American conservatives and employers display a pathological fear of the unions, Big Labour, that Europeans find difficult to understand.