Sentence examples for hard to conceive how from inspiring English sources

It's hard to conceive how one would go about learning about such things.

For many citizens, it is hard to conceive how a religion can enjoy so many historical advantages and yet consider itself ill-used.

Modern cells are such complex devices that it is hard to conceive how they could have assembled spontaneously from the chemicals available on the primitive earth.

After that, it is hard to conceive how the Lib Dems – certainly while Clegg was still their leader – could go into government with Labour.

Fifty years after his death, it is hard to conceive how great a celebrity the Australian composer, pianist and folk-song collector once was.

Campaigners say they are ready for a fight in the Supreme Court if necessary, but find it hard to conceive how Congress could manage to agree to overturn the referendum.

It is much harder to conceive how World War II might have turned out if Stalin had not trusted Hitler -- or had not survived the terrible consequences of so doing.

I know, it's hard to picture, and even harder to conceive how people could have trusted that it was the truth.

After seeing Selma, it is even harder for me to conceive how voting rights could be successfully limited in some states and how there are Black people who still refuse to vote.

"I think until you see it firsthand, it's kind of hard to conceive of how brutal it is," Rogen said to CNN. "Until I saw it, you just don't get kind of how heartbreaking it can be".

"It's hard to conceive of how anybody could go in there and make an instant success out of such a complex set of problems," said Sidney Jones, who heads the human rights office of the United Nations.