Sentence examples for is tough to grasp from inspiring English sources
Even in her sure hands, Hawking is tough to grasp.
The concept of 2.2 million acres is tough to grasp until you're peeringout a plane window onto the web of waterways cutting through the endless carpet of trees.
"SwissCube is not only a 10-centimeter by 10-centimeter object that's tough to grasp, but it also has darker and lighter parts that reflect sunlight differently," Christophe Paccolat, a PhD student working in the institute's Center for Space Engineering and Signal Processing 5 Laboratory, said in a written statement.
Sometimes that's tough to grasp, but, yeah, it's a fact.
Internet privacy is hard to grasp.
The scale is hard to grasp.
"Eighty is tough to swallow".
Let that last bit stand for the proposition that it's tough to really grasp the free/fairness of other people's election without knowing the full background, the totality of the circumstances and the details of the system (relatively few Americans probably grasp the full complex workings of the Electoral College system or the -- recently revised -- Voting Rights Act).
