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

"I found it very difficult to see patients.

Toward the end of the 58 laps, Button said, he found it very difficult to see.

Barzani told visiting U.S. Secretary of State John F. Kerry last month that he found it "very difficult" to see Iraq holding together.

"I find it very difficult to see why he won't do that".

"Many people who worked under the genius of Balanchine now find it very difficult to see beyond that time," said Mr. Wheeldon.

Our economy has been so thoroughly financialised that many find it very difficult to see the real economy for all the money.

I find it very difficult to see exactly what action can be taken that will precisely target the objective of removing any threat of chemical weapons.

"I find it very difficult to see where the logic lies in it, particularly when there has been a full clear-out [of backroom staff]," said Allardyce.

Ultimately, Atalanta says she finds it very difficult to see how far many individuals go to "reach the 'perfect' looks".

When I first returned the children that knew me from before clearly found it difficult to adapt the way they saw me, and I found it very difficult to consider the classroom mine.

I found it very difficult to control the history.