Sentence examples for had a difficult time believing from inspiring English sources

Still, Ms. Savage said she had a difficult time believing that racism would be behind the church burnings, because she had not personally witnessed that sort of behavior in her community.

But Mr. Musliu refused to recognize that the area was a part of Serbia, refused to consider the idea that his men could become local policemen in these majority Albanian areas, refused to acknowledge that the authorities in Belgrade had changed and had a difficult time believing that the United States was not going to bomb the Serbs again to help his secessionist project, the diplomat said.

By the time Chia completed her 18-hole round during the local qualifying tournament of the Trusted Choice Big I Junior Classic on Tuesday afternoon, one might have had a difficult time believing she hadn't played at the 89-year-old venue.

Couple members with chronic conditions, living with a partner known to be HIV-positive had a difficult time believing that they were HIV-negative.

"They usually have a difficult time believing me," she said.

For that reason, I have a difficult time believing that sales will actually come in that low.

Brooks said Durant's demeanor was so down to earth that he understood why people may have a difficult time believing it.

I have a difficult time believing that any conspiracy with such individuals wouldn't be delineated in Mueller's report and considered to be evidence of collusion.

Maybe OJ still would have been acquitted, but I have a difficult time believing that such a clumsy rhyme would have joined "Where's the beef?" and "Sit on it, Potsie" in the pantheon of highly era-specific catchphrases.

With tickets selling, actors and actresses in place, musicians ready and a stage built, Mr. Holdridge said he still has a difficult time believing that his dream is becoming reality.

David Price is another player that most would have a difficult time believing he's lived up to his contract.