Sentence examples for hard time accepting that from inspiring English sources

As he notes, readers already have a hard time accepting that reporting is fair-minded.

Look, I know that Americans have a hard time accepting that sweatshops can help people.

Judge Cedarbaum seemed to have a hard time accepting that theory.

Mr. Barrett added: "Some people are having a hard time accepting that Indians are taking their rightful place in history.

"In the beginning, I had a hard time accepting that Penny had Down syndrome because I thought it was unfair," Becker said.

(Brian Burke of Advanced NFL Stats, who writes a weekly game probability column for the Fifth Down blog, correctly predicted 12 of 13 winners in Week 7) Some football fans have a hard time accepting that luck is so important.

Many fans will have a hard time accepting this.

I had a harder time accepting that his fantastical condition has such finite geographic limits, and that every body he borrows lives within driving distance of Rhiannon's home.

Before science was established as an authority, people still had a hard time accepting evidence that was counter to what they already knew (believed) to be true, even if the proof was right before their eyes.

And when is he going to show up?" I suppose I just have a hard time accepting someone being that good at something, and not having anything else swirling around internally that is of interest.

"I had a very hard time accepting... that I can lose weight and it is not going to ruin my career".