Sentence examples for found it difficult to accept the from inspiring English sources

But while the great Tibetan leader Penor Rinpoche recognised the special qualities of a lama within Seagal, the Hollywood establishment found it difficult to accept the new-found godlike status of one of its most lowly micro-stars.

Bob McNamara found it difficult to accept the human situation of inevitable tragedy.

"I would find somebody who found it difficult to accept the word of a court impossible to work with on any kind of sex offender treatment programme".

One reason that many philosophers of science have found it difficult to accept the conclusion that non-epistemic, feminist values can make a positive contribution to science is their commitment to an ideal of scientific objectivity.

"They have found it difficult to accept the proposition that Cold War conditions may be returning, and because the vast majority of Nato governments have subordinated defence expenditure to domestic programmes they haven't had the capacity to develop meaningful strategy to deal with a major attack".

No one followed me and I returned to Leeuwarden [sic Marseille was based near Calais, not Leeuwarden]." Marseille did not take any pleasure in this victory and found it difficult to accept the realities of aerial combat.

De-Laurey still finds it difficult to accept the full extent of her crimes.

I find it difficult to accept the way I look.

Due to their mutual dependency, the caregivers find it difficult to accept the care-receiver's handicaps and (bleak) prognosis.

"They found it difficult to accept this".

Patients without diabetes generally found it difficult to accept that hypertension is a chronic condition and see it as a physiological reaction to stress.