Sentence examples for found it impossible to understand from inspiring English sources

With her skin bearing virtually no sign of her injuries, the corporate tax expert said she found it impossible to understand the motives of Khan – the ringleader of the attacks – and his three accomplices, but still used the London Underground daily.

I downloaded it, but none of my friends were on it so I found it impossible to understand the appeal.

Among the respondents, 76% reported that it was not difficult to understand RRR, while 17% found it somewhat difficult, 4.5% very difficult and 2.4% found it impossible to understand.

Understandably, Eve finds it impossible to understand how these people could do that and she herself experiences feelings of hate.

Many people, hearing this, find it impossible to understand what Norman did.

If there was no probable cause in those cases, I find it impossible to understand how there can be probable cause in this case.

She added, "We find it impossible to understand why our elected officials and government planners would not work to prevent encroachment into Waikiki Beach, instead of supporting this proposal".

Judge Goldsack told them: "Most members of the public, particularly parents, will find it impossible to understand how you could treat your children in this way.

I find it impossible to understand how her actual death can have any beneficial effect on anyone, and I doubt whether anyone celebrating it is more satisfied than on the previous day.

They seemed to find it impossible to understand that the Italian government would have to account to public opinion and could not, even if it had wanted to, accept a flimsy, implausible account of Regeni's death.

"I find it impossible to understand why we as taxpayers are bailing out foreign banks," said Thomas H. Patrick, a founder of new Vernon Capital and a former top executive at Merrill Lynch.