Sentence examples for found it difficult to see from inspiring English sources

But she found it difficult to see his face.

Others found it difficult to see beyond the general's haggard appearance, which was the result of myriad ailments.

He found it difficult to see how Lord Widgery reached the general conclusions he did, even on the evidence set out in his report.

His critical method was a reflection of his character (try as hard as he might, he found it difficult to see the bad side in anybody).

When Stein attended plays in her youth, she found it difficult to see and hear at the same time, both to observe the action and listen to the speech, so she invented plays in which the language doesn't distract from the action.

"One of our players got killed in tragic circumstances, he happened to be the best mate of the captain of the club and Rory, understandably, found it difficult to see a future at Surrey.

Its very decisiveness has created enemies who find it difficult to see beyond their enmity.

"I find it difficult to see it as a credible argument," Mr Petry said.

"I find it difficult to see how Mr Horta-Osorio can wriggle out of this.

"In the absence of peace, I find it difficult to see a way out of this".

Each finds it difficult to see the other as anything other than a bloodstained monster.