Sentence examples for hard to comprehend why from inspiring English sources
It became increasingly hard to comprehend why Mrs Bradley looked so astonishingly pleased with herself.
Witty, acerbic and brutal, it's often hard to comprehend why they weren't bigger.
Speaking at a hearing of a commission on China, Representative Frank R. Wolf, Republican of Virginia, said, "it is hard to comprehend why the administration would accept at face value assurances that Chen would be safe upon exiting U.S. protection".
Mozambicans died in defence of their brothers on the other side of the border A history which, as Couto argues, makes it hard to comprehend why South Africans would brutally turn on foreign nationals.
Blake wasn't comfortable coming to the net for much of his career, but still, given the weapons at his disposal and the quality of his movement, it's hard to comprehend why he's never even made the second week.
It is hard to comprehend why such a driven and accomplished prosecutor — who promised to clean up Albany's political sludge — would indulge in such reckless and self-destructive behavior.
It's much harder to comprehend why this most critically feted – but, in his mind, persecuted – of performers often bars all media from his gigs, or at least denies reviewers tickets.
"It is difficult to comprehend why it is not possible at this stage of the playoffs".
"People have fought and died for our right to vote, and unfortunately our legislature and this governor have decided they want to make early voting less available to Floridians rather than more available... It's hard for me as an American to comprehend why you don't make democracy as easy as possible to exercise for the people of our state.
Crist added, "People have fought and died for our right to vote, and unfortunately our legislature and this governor have decided they want to make early voting less available to Floridians rather than more available... It's hard for me as an American to comprehend why you don't make democracy as easy as possible to exercise for the people of our state.
