Sentence examples for hard time grasping from inspiring English sources

"People have had a hard time grasping her," he said.

"People who come from fame or money have a hard time grasping the idea of recovery.

Something human beings, so focused on the short-term, have a hard time grasping.

Despite the rally, soccer fans had a hard time grasping what they had just witnessed.

As a result, nonbaseball fans will have a hard time grasping the significance of the individual players.

Ellis will have a hard time grasping opponents because his hand will be wrapped in a fist.

This is what farmers have the hardest time grasping, said Black.

It's also way too much about sports, a subject most music snobs have a hard enough time grasping.

This was my first time watching, and even with Gerbasi at my side, I had a hard time fully grasping the rules.

Although it seems clear, that the architecture will be defined by parameters that reflect this radically new context, for the moment it seems that architects are having a hard time getting a thorough grasp on these new circumstances.

"People who have a hard time relating to statistics can instantly grasp the impact of a map".