Sentence examples for it's difficult to grasp from inspiring English sources

But it's difficult to grasp precisely what Lesser means.

This is such an enormous amount of money, it's difficult to grasp.

Though it's difficult to grasp how that could ever be thought of a writer who was honoured thus by Wordsworth in his poem: At the Grave of Burns, written seven years after Rabbie's death.

It's difficult to grasp this concept if we're in the depression, and that is why this approach is best when the episode is lifting or has lifted.

While it's difficult to grasp, love can still be at play in an abusive relationship; someone may not necessarily want to leave, they may just want the abuse to stop.

It may sound silly to others, but until you know what's it's like to come from a city most notoriously taunted and heckled for just being what, and where, it is (yes, I'm talking to you, Charles "I'ma Professional Hater" Barkley), then it's difficult to grasp why winning a championship is so important to the city itself and to its citizens.

It was difficult to grasp what was occurring in front of the eyes.

But the play is so complicated that it was difficult to grasp completely.

It is difficult to grasp the immense size and impact of the ongoing environmental and human disaster in Indonesia.

With a mélange of federal, state, city and private recovery efforts under way, it is difficult to grasp what is really happening in the stricken city.

If you do not live in California, a vast state with malnourished public transport, it is difficult to grasp the necessity of driving.