Sentence examples for incredibly difficult to understand from inspiring English sources

The South forces you to make all the decisions yourself, and at first this is incredibly difficult to understand".

None of the other relief workers in the region befriended him, because his French was incredibly difficult to understand, and because they came into Séguéla from their villages looking to get drunk in peace.

In Lemonade's case, the document is more than 40 pages long and incredibly difficult to understand.

Patents are legal documents and can be incredibly difficult to understand for those who are not well versed in the language of "Patentese".

I find it incredibly difficult to understand entirely what is happening!

"I think it is a concept that is incredibly difficult to understand if you're not in this situation," he tells me.

Some income-guarantee annuities are incredibly complex and are difficult to understand, which means people may end up buying something they didn't need or something that won't accomplish the goals that were intended.

But the sluggishness of the Pentagon's progress is difficult to understand, and also incredibly frustrating especially when, unofficially, women have increasingly found themselves in the very combat roles they're barred from.

Writing in his column in the Daily Telegraph, Pietersen said: "I just find it incredibly deceitful what has happened to me and am frankly finding it difficult to understand right now.

"It's difficult to understand".

"It's difficult to understand," Wardak said.