Sentence examples for have difficulty imagining from inspiring English sources

If you're not familiar with the original texts, you may have difficulty imagining how the plays could possibly be staged in isolation, so much do they talk to and build on one another here.

And another very recent study by a team of French researchers shows that TGA patients not only have dificulty recalling their past, but also have difficulty imagining the future.

As Daniel Marcus wrote in a piece for the Gazette called "From Occupation to Communization": "Though I have difficulty imagining a scenario in which workers voluntarily destroy their own means of subsistence, it seems right to insist that any alternative to the capitalist system will have to begin by abolishing private property".

In keeping with the festival's theme — "Summer of Love: Celebrating the Spirit of the 60s" — Playday will include "Let the Spirit Move You," a '60s dance-in at which young enthusiasts can learn the twist, the frug, the monkey and other moves they might have difficulty imagining their parents and grandparents doing.

Van Gelder et al. ([2013]) hypothesized that delinquent individuals have difficulty imagining themselves in the future.

They have difficulty imagining that a niche point solution could fit the bill.

I would have difficulties imagining having sex with any man now.

But Duval had difficulty imagining Woods, or anyone else, shooting 272 or lower.

Because only an obsessive, authoritarian, visionary genius could have achieved such a transformation, it's easy to see why Wall Street has had difficulty imagining Apple without Jobs.

Mrs. H. had done so badly on the formal tests of visual recognition that I had difficulty imagining how she managed in daily life.

Marsyl String, 47, laid off after working as a customer service manager at US Airways nearly half her life, said she was having difficulty imagining doing anything else.